You're obviously trolling. It states, right on the graph, that the bump is from a delay in reporting from Bank Holiday. lol. If you actually read the data, there is barely an increase in overall deaths, with the average being 5% higher than normal. You don't understand what you're reading.
Bank holidays are single days, and they all occur AFTER the peak I am talking about therefore they’re irrelevant to this discussion.
Try again.
It clearly states that for the 2020 year, deaths were about 5% more than normal. You have to read the data, though. Cool graph, bro....
Thanks to the measures put in place by the government, such as numerous total lockdowns, a track and trace system and social distancing.
We can observe the effects of the virus without these measures, which is the peak I have been referring to this whole time, the one that clearly proves my claim.
Now I have proven what I set out to prove, is there anything else you wish to discuss?
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