Table 2.
Intensive interventions | Lockdown with 1000-bed trigger | Lockdown with 2000-bed trigger | Lockdown with 5000-bed trigger | |
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Total cases, millions* | 11 (1·9–20) | 4·1 (0·85–12) | 6·3 (1·2–14) | 9·5 (1·5–16) |
Total deaths* | 120 000 (27 000–260 000) | 50 000 (9300–160 000) | 76 000 (15 000–190 000) | 120 000 (22 000–220 000) |
Cases in peak week | 720 000 (170 000–3 000 000) | 120 000 (46 000–700 000) | 180 000 (86 000–980 000) | 330 000 (160 000–1 400 000) |
Deaths in peak week | 8300 (2300–37 000) | 1400 (510–9000) | 2100 (930–13 000) | 3400 (1800–17 000) |
Peak ICU beds required | 29 000 (8300–130 000) | 4900 (1800–32 000) | 7500 (3500–44 000) | 12 000 (6700–62 000) |
Peak non-ICU beds required | 55 000 (15 000–250 000) | 9100 (3600–60 000) | 14 000 (6800–83 000) | 23 000 (13 000–120 000) |
Time to peak cases, weeks | 19 (10–69) | 60 (8–92) | 60 (8–72) | 35 (8–69) |
Time spent in lockdown (Jan 29, 2020—Dec 31, 2021) | .. | 69% (13–88) | 56% (9·2–76) | 33% (2·8–52) |
Total infected, millions* | 27 (5·3–46) | 11 (2·1–29) | 17 (3·0–33) | 25 (4·4–38) |
Data are median (95% prediction interval) and are given to two significant figures. Time to peak cases is measured from Jan 29, 2020. Totals are calculated up to Dec 31, 2021. ICU=intensive care unit.
Simulations were run to Dec 31, 2021, so reported total cases, deaths, and infections under the lockdown projections do not capture any cases, deaths, or infections occurring after this point.