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amount of deaths compared with average

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By *havenbabe01 OP   Couple
over a year ago

bedfordshire

so compared with average amount of deaths that there would be by this time in april there is 8000 more of which 2/3 are not covid related deaths

so approximately 2300 more deaths based on covid facts

are these figures correct ??

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It stated that 2/3 didn't have covid stated on them, which doesn't necessarily mean covid hasn't any relevance.

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By *havenbabe01 OP   Couple
over a year ago

bedfordshire

of course covid is relevant thats what this is all about

just interesting figures compared with normal times(whatever normal might be) lol

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By *uttyjonnMan
over a year ago

SEA

It was explained in a briefing

It is covid related due to the cancellation of surgical procedures and people being ill and not wanting to go to hospital for treatment

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By *havenbabe01 OP   Couple
over a year ago

bedfordshire

ah right thank you

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By *atandasmileMan
over a year ago

Edinburgh


"so compared with average amount of deaths that there would be by this time in april there is 8000 more of which 2/3 are not covid related deaths

so approximately 2300 more deaths based on covid facts

are these figures correct ??"

I don't think that's quite what it says. My reading is that 1/3 of the *total* number of deaths (not 1/3 of the extra 7996) are either fully confirmed or have covid 19 mentioned on the death certificate. That's 6213 covid 19 related deaths, not 2300.

That still means there are around 1800 further extra deaths above the average for this time of year for which the cause is unaccounted. This may or may not be covid 19 for some of them. And it is more than the expected variation, which is plus or minus a few hundred.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Apparently if is the highest figure in 20 years. I wonder what was going on 20 years ago to cause a spike

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By *atandasmileMan
over a year ago

Edinburgh


"Apparently if is the highest figure in 20 years. I wonder what was going on 20 years ago to cause a spike "

A paragraph later on suggests that this was a combination of a bad flu season that year peaking over the Christmas period and then all the deaths being registered once the Christmas and New Year holidays were over.

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