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Tuesday, January 10th, 2023, 10:15 am

A Month Later the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Has STILL Not Corrected Its Numbers

This morning at around 10am (GMT) this page was updated.

A month ago:

Over the Christmas period we will not be publishing Deaths registered weekly in England and Wales so the next publication will be available on the 5th of January and shall cover the weeks ending 16th and 23rd of December. Due to a processing issue, there has been an undercount of death occurrences in week ending 9th of December. Due to this the figures for week 49 will now be published in the next weekly mortality publication coming out on the 5th of January.

Undercount of deaths

First week of January:

Same undercount

Second week of January (this morning):

ONS figures Jan 10

ONS not corrected

When does the the Office for National Statistics (ONS) plan to add the missing deaths? And will ONS carry on lying? Sarah Caul has some explaining to do.

As we can see elsewhere too, at this point the British government lies to the public (fake data) to cover up the fact COVID-19 and/or mass vaccination have had implication for cardiac health.

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