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Wednesday, April 20th, 2022, 12:17 pm

Just Before the British Government Announced/Disclosed ~3,000 ‘Missing’ (Unaccounted for) COVID-19 Casualties This Tally Stopped Being Updated, Indicating Almost 200,000 Deaths With COVID-19 and No Sign of Slowing Down (It’s Only Getting Worse)

No update in 19 days? Seems strange. That number should reach 200,000 soon (maybe exceed it next month).

COVID-19 death toll March numbers

COVID-19 death toll March

The weekly tally has since then climbed to about 1,600 per week, which means we’re somewhere near 193,000 already. Why was the last update nearly 3 weeks ago? Does it damage the business agenda that the BBC is promoting?

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