NHS UK: The COVID Numbers Are Down Because We Hardly Track or Share Numbers
Filed under: Notice the dates; in some cases the numbers are nearly a week behind (today is the 24th, notice it says 18th)
Archive for the ‘Science’ Category
NHS UK Retroactively Adds Weeks of Excess Mortality to 2021 (6 Months Later!), We’re Still Seeing Excess Deaths This Spring as Backlogs of Death Certificates Are Caught up With
In a few weeks there will be over 200,000 UK death certificates with “COVID-19″ in them, as we’re now at around 198,000, but how are excess mortalities looking, based on the official report from two days ago (compared to the report from 9 days ago)?
UK COVID-19 Deaths Continue to Rise While Government Uses Data/Information Blackout to Hide the Trend
Latest (days ago):
But notice how they’re abandoning the data portal, barely bothering to even update it:
Time for Freedom of Information (FOI) Request to Divulge Data on COVID-19
Data the government no longer wishes to share despite an increase in cases and deaths
Notice how they have quit updating the portal, except just twice a week. I might contact a local MP. Hiding COVID-19′s impact (and spread) is no way to deal with it.
UK: 200,000 COVID-19-Linked Deaths by Month’s End?
Virus tests conducted in the UK have reached their lowest levels since 2020, based on today’s (just-released) NHS figures. This isn’t solving the issue, it’s ignoring the issue. And still, the number of cases rose this past week (in spite of decrease in testing):
So far across the UK over 195,000 Brits died with “COVID-19″ in their death certificate (there is a backlog still), but BillBC is busy pretending all is well and Jeffrey Epstein’s BFF, Bill Gates, is a wonderful person (because he had repeatedly bribed BillBC to say this). BillBC learned nothing from the Jimmy Savile fiasco.
UK COVID-19 Deaths ‘Backlog’
New numbers released, another weekly increase:
Chart: Only Lockdowns Have Stopped COVID-19 From Spreading
Data for the chart (as OpenDocument Format file, ODS)
Chart by Roy Schestowitz, based on official NHS data