Curfew helping to reduce COVID reproductive rate, says Webst

Curfew helping to reduce COVID reproductive rate, says Webster Kerr


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Curfew helping to reduce COVID reproductive rate, says Webster Kerr
Tuesday, May 18, 2021
KINGSTON, Jamaica — National Epidemiologist, Dr Karen Webster Kerr says an analysis has indicated that longer curfew hours help to reduce the reproductive rate of COVID-19, which is a measure of a virus’ transmission.
Dr Webster Kerr was speaking during last Thursday’s COVID-19 press briefing.
A reproductive rate above one indicates an increase in cases, one indicates the disease’s transmission is stable and below indicating a decrease in cases. Jamaica’s positivity rate is currently below one.

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