Paphitis wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:Like these statistics on a European level:
“The official figures for 24 countries across Europe show, not only that overall mortality is not increasing, but – so far – it is actually well below recent averages.
The statistics were gathered by the European Monitoring of Excess Mortality for Public Health Action (EuroMOMO), an international partnership of agencies from 24 European nations aiming to promote preparedness for public health emergencies.”
https://off-guardian.org/2020/03/30/cov ... mortality/
Apparently even Italy's and Spain's mortality rate is less than in previous years.
Sorry guys, but you are getting a false results because you are not comparing oranges to oranges, but oranges to lemons, which is why your are getting lemon results.
Just as GR pointed out the other day, due to the lockdowns worldwide at the moment, there are far less accidental deaths just because more people are safer at home than being out.
In any case, it is far too early make any scientific conclusions as to whether the world’s death rates have risen or not due to Coronavirus, if we ever do that is, as long as the comparisons made are between oranges and lemons.