Over 30,000 deaths involving Covid-19 have occurred in the UK since the start of the pandemic, the highest official toll yet reported in Europe.

Data published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed 29,710 deaths linked to coronavirus had taken place in England and Wales as of 2 May.

Including deaths for Scotland and Northern Ireland, the toll on this measure now amounts to 32,375.

According to the ONS report, of the 27,356 deaths registered up to 24 April, 71.8 per cent (19,643 deaths) occurred in hospital. 5,890 deaths took place in care homes, 1,306 in private homes and 301 in hospices. This represents a fall of 12.6 per cent in hospital deaths, but an increase of 2,500 deaths in care home deaths compared to the week before.

Deaths involving Covid-19 in England that occurred up to 24 April, but were registered up to 2 May, stood at 28,272, said the report. In comparison, the number of deaths reported by the Department of Health and Social Care was 21,399 and NHS England showed 19,033 hospital deaths.

source:
https://defensenewsng.com/uk-reported-to-now-has-the-highest-coronavirus-death-toll-in-europe/

Still not sure how this will end.

Countries where you would have thought can handle the virus are succumbing to it.


It's just luck we've got here.

The numbers here are based on the testing done.

Just luckyin Nigeria. Nothing else.

30,000 deaths is alarming.

So many loved ones gone.

God please heal our land.

jeffizy:
Still not sure how this will end.

Countries where you would have thought can handle the virus are succumbing to it.


It's just luck we've got here.

The numbers here are based on the testing done.

Just luckyin Nigeria. Nothing else.

Nothing like luck there, if you compare the testing ratio to that of other countries, you'll find that Nigeria is sweeping cases under the rug for political reasons.