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Wednesday, February 14th, 2024, 1:16 pm

About 5,000 More Deaths in England and Wales Last Month Than Same Month 5 Years Ago

12,662 mortalities in England and Wales for the week ending February 2

The new numbers from ONS are out as of this morning, counting 12,662 mortalities in England and Wales for the week ending February 2. That’s about 50,000 for the month of January and a lot more than before the pandemic. As per this new video (“Question to prime minister”), our government refuses to deal with simple questions on this matter, more so ahead of a General Election.

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