darkwolf666
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im not saying it, the data is telling us this happened.
I understand there will have been some cases where people would have died due to lack of care due to Covid, however not 20,000 people in 3 months.
These are excess deaths to the norm, we will never know going forward how many deaths will be caused because of cancelled appointments during the Pandemic.
While the figures have recently been adjusted to remove the "knocked down by a bus" Covid positive patients, no move has ever been made to correct the under recording of Covid infections and deaths in care homes, as was the case during the early days of the Pandemic.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-52175891
The reasoning at that time being, once you have a few confirmed cases in a locale why carry on testing as it won't affect the public health outcome - clearly this sort of under reporting is more prevalent then getting hit by the No.67 bus - and I am sure would soon make inroads into that excess deaths number!
All deaths are very sad and none should be underplayed in tit for tat whataboutery.