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Worst Coronavirus July on Record and Over 200,000 Dead in Latest Weekly Report

As per the figures released an hour ago (the data is only released once a week now):

COVID-19 data

That’s daily. About 50,000 more deaths this past year. Here’s weekly (now over 200,000 in total, for the first time):

The weekly COVID-19 data

Compare to 2021:

The weekly COVID-19 data 2021

Compare to 2020:

The weekly COVID-19 data 2020

NHS Data: The UK’s COVID-19 Vaccination Levels Have Reached Lowest Levels Since It Began (But COVID-Linked Casualties at Highest Level in More Than 3 Months)

Why is the media pretending that this isn’t a pandemic anymore? Or that it’s back under control? It’s clearly not. We need better vaccines, but no financial incentive exists for it.

UK's COVID-19 Vaccination Levels

That’s mostly young kids.

A Tale of Three COVID Summers, as Told by UK Hospitals

Latest available data/figures:

The worst summer with COVID-19 so far

The worst summer with COVID-19 so far.

Who Still Gets Vaccinated for COVID-19 in England? Kids Under 12, the New ‘Captive Market’, Almost 2/3 of New Clients

First shot, by age:

Potential Market

England: COVID-19 ages

A Year Ago Brexitnaro/Borisnaro Declared ‘Freedom Day’. Now, Almost 50,000 Additional Deaths Later, ~1100 Die in a Week in England Alone (in Summer).

Deaths in end of July>
Deaths in the end of July have soared. This chart was published hours ago.

2021-covid-deaths>
2021 figures. Notice how many died each week (compared to the figures below)

2022-covid-deaths
2022 figures. Notice totals. 199,270 according to weekly UK-wide reports, but 202,000 according to daily ones.

With Football Stadiums About to Become Packed Again, Highest Daily COVID-19 Death Toll in More Than 3 Months

And it’s SUMMER!

Based on figures published an hour ago. Deaths by date, England only:

25-07-2022 30
24-07-2022 100
23-07-2022 80
22-07-2022 95
21-07-2022 110
20-07-2022 189
19-07-2022 258
18-07-2022 152
17-07-2022 178
16-07-2022 150
15-07-2022 134
14-07-2022 140
13-07-2022 157
12-07-2022 154
11-07-2022 147
10-07-2022 145
09-07-2022 140
08-07-2022 131
07-07-2022 117
06-07-2022 128
05-07-2022 112
04-07-2022 114
03-07-2022 97
02-07-2022 104
01-07-2022 92
30-06-2022 82
29-06-2022 85
28-06-2022 68
27-06-2022 73
26-06-2022 66
25-06-2022 71
24-06-2022 54
23-06-2022 71
22-06-2022 65
21-06-2022 56
20-06-2022 59
19-06-2022 59
18-06-2022 49
17-06-2022 51
16-06-2022 57
15-06-2022 46
14-06-2022 36
13-06-2022 37
12-06-2022 31
11-06-2022 43
10-06-2022 54
09-06-2022 36
08-06-2022 42
07-06-2022 39
06-06-2022 51
05-06-2022 45
04-06-2022 49
03-06-2022 34
02-06-2022 47
01-06-2022 39
31-05-2022 57
30-05-2022 59
29-05-2022 37
28-05-2022 52
27-05-2022 54
26-05-2022 62
25-05-2022 44
24-05-2022 46
23-05-2022 61
22-05-2022 63
21-05-2022 64
20-05-2022 65
19-05-2022 58
18-05-2022 57
17-05-2022 84
16-05-2022 67
15-05-2022 84
14-05-2022 82
13-05-2022 90
12-05-2022 101
11-05-2022 91
10-05-2022 107
09-05-2022 105
08-05-2022 105
07-05-2022 118
06-05-2022 124
05-05-2022 117
04-05-2022 122
03-05-2022 119
02-05-2022 139
01-05-2022 156
30-04-2022 164
29-04-2022 153
28-04-2022 169
27-04-2022 162
26-04-2022 154
25-04-2022 164
24-04-2022 159
23-04-2022 177
22-04-2022 191
21-04-2022 184
20-04-2022 206
19-04-2022 176
18-04-2022 225
17-04-2022 223
16-04-2022 227
15-04-2022 216
14-04-2022 238
13-04-2022 259


July 2020 deaths:

July 2020 deaths


July 2021 deaths:

July 2021 deaths


July 2022 deaths:

July 2022 deaths

UK Not Testing Enough for COVID-19 (More Than 1 in 10 Now Test Positive, But Testing Rates at New Lows)

Latest official NHS figures:

PCR tests around all-time low; percent positive for COVID-19 among those tested

Percent tested positive twice as bad as July 2021 and about 10 times worse than in July 2020!

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