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As i sit in my wee corner playing on my laptop 

Boris has just stated we have sorrily passed 100,000 deaths 

But in the wait for the downing street announcement a advisor said they passed 100,000 deaths roughly 3 weeks ago on January  7th the figure is much higher now 

Is Boris deliberately  keeping the numbers low to the public ?.

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5 minutes ago, Bigbob said:

As i sit in my wee corner playing on my laptop 

Boris has just stated we have sorrily passed 100,000 deaths 

But in the wait for the downing street announcement a advisor said they passed 100,000 deaths roughly 3 weeks ago on January  7th the figure is much higher now 

Is Boris deliberately  keeping the numbers low to the public ?.

Two ways of counting 

1) die for whatever reason within 28 days of a positive test. Data published daily and that is the number that has just gone over 100,000 

2) covid mentioned on the death certificate these are published by the ONS and there is a lag in reporting. This number is higher than 1) as no test is needed just a doctors opinion  

 

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Yes, always very tragic when we lose a loved one but it happens every day and not from a virus.  Note reports todays of a little child in arms being killed by some luantics driving vehicles and putting his mother on deaths door.    Fact of life I'm afraid.  We cannot wrap ourselves in cotton wool for ever.

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11 minutes ago, Gordon R said:

One of the lower years for deaths - way lower than 2008. It's all about perspective.

Not if your are one of the dead, or for friends and family of people that have died with CV19, it is when its other people doing the dying and grieving. 

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3 minutes ago, ordnance said:

Not if your are one of the dead, or for friends and family of people that have died with CV19, it is when its other people doing the dying and grieving. 

It is all about perspective. If you a relative of one of 100 who died or one of 100,000 the impact to you is the same. 

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ordnance - I think you are missing the point. Tragic as these deaths are, the overall deaths are down on what they were 12 years ago. I have lost relatives and I haven't felt better or worse because of what caused their death. A loss is a loss. It isn't something that people should be scoring points about.

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33 minutes ago, Gordon R said:

ordnance - I think you are missing the point. Tragic as these deaths are, the overall deaths are down on what they were 12 years ago. I have lost relatives and I haven't felt better or worse because of what caused their death. A loss is a loss. It isn't something that people should be scoring points about.

  Overall deaths are down on what they were 12 years ago, am not sure what the point is. 

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1 hour ago, Gordon R said:

ordnance - I think you are missing the point. Tragic as these deaths are, the overall deaths are down on what they were 12 years ago. I have lost relatives and I haven't felt better or worse because of what caused their death. A loss is a loss. It isn't something that people should be scoring points about.

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