Public Health Scotland COVID-19 & Winter Statistical Report As at 14 February 2022 Publication date: 16 February 2022; 2nd dose (full vaccination) data is revealing; UK data week 14 2022

Global nations decided to stop reporting the COVID infection, case, hospitalizations, and death data due to the catastrophic nature of the data, as seen in UK and Scotland and other nations etc. The data was stopped once it showed the catastrophic effects of the vaccine. The nations below early in 2022 stopped reporting the data. Importantly, we are seeing the vaccinated doing far worse than the unvaccinated globally (now as to severe outcomes and death), and we see this is the nations with elevated vaccine rates.

SCOTLAND:

SOURCE:

Public Health Scotland COVID-19 & Winter Statistical Report As at 14 February 2022

Cases

Table 13: PCR-confirmed COVID-19 age-standardised case rate per 100,000 individuals by vaccine status, seven-day rolling average from 15 January 2022 to 11 February 2022

Same table as above just enlarged:

Table 14: Age-standardised rate of acute hospital admissions where an individual had a COVID-19 positive PCR test up to 14 days prior, on admission, or during their stay in hospital, by week and vaccination status, 15 January 2022 to 11 February 2022

Severe outcomes e.g. hospitalizations

As we see, the risk of severe outcomes incomes increased with vaccination e.g. 2 dose.

Deaths:

UK:

As you see, in week 13, infections/cases were very much elevated relative to vaccinated (3rd dose, 1st booster), except in <18 years old:

COVID-19 vaccine surveillance report Week 13, 2022

Enlarged table: