Fun with MA COVID-19 Reporting 21-Aug-2021 Edition (Clusters)

Just a friendly reminder that the residence-based settings are removed on account of, well, you can't really prevent spread within a place of living, so the effort has to be preventing it from spreading outside and coming in. 

Restaurants & Food Courts continue to have a substantial lead on everyone but the cases from them did shrink significantly.  Social Gatherings also continue their lead over many others and, similar to Restaurants & Food Courts has shrunk a bit.  Child Care has definitely re-awakened and is racing to get back its lead altogether.   Organized Athletics & Camps has definitely also picked up its pace.  All others appear roughly as they were before, with the exception of Other Food Establishments which is the last setting to leave the No Clusters Remaining Open tier, which closes it out.

  • Super High Tier - Restaurants apparently decided enough was enough and ended the question of whether there was a race between them and Social Gatherings
    • Restaurants & Food Courts - 57 clusters causing 373 cases 
  • High Tier
    • Child Care - 59 clusters causing 203 cases 
    • Social Gatherings - 45 clusters causing 186 cases 
  • Medium-High Tier
    • Organized Athletics & Camps - 19 clusters causing 71 cases 
  • Medium Tier
      • Recreational/Cultural - 5 cluster causing 44 cases 
      • Retail & Services - 10 cluster causing 44 cases 
          • Travel & Lodging - 8 clusters causing 39 cases 
          • Hospitals - 13 clusters causing 38 cases 
          • K-12 Schools - 8 clusters causing 26 cases 
        • Low Tier 
            • Other Workplaces - 6 clusters causing 15 cases  
            • Industrial Settings - 7 clusters causing 14 cases 
            • Colleges & Universities - 3 clusters causing 6 cases 
            • Places of Worship - 4 clusters causing 6 cases 
              • Other Healthcare - 4 clusters causing 5 cases 
                • Other - 3 clusters causing 4 cases 
                • Other Food Establishments - 1 cluster causing 3 cases
                • Offices - 1 cluster causing 1 case 
              Stay safe. Stay informed.

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