| Comment | Glasgow can drop a level not just because vaccines have been ramped up.
There is never one factor that leads these decisions.
The government were looking into if the vaccine has broken the link between cases and hospitalisations and have now found they have.
Last week our case rate was also increasing as it was 148 per 100,000. It’s now falling and at 132.
Various factors have led to the decision of us dropping a level and not one based on football games.
So again, not one factor has led to this decision. Various factors come into play, the falling case rate, the link between cases and hospitalisations breaking and the ramp up in the vaccinations in Glasgow. |
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