Image: Shutterstock/David Herraez Calzada Image: Shutterstock/David Herraez Calzada ALMOST NINE IN ten deaths from Covid-19 occurred in hospitals and nursing homes, according to new analysis from the Central Statistics Office .
Between March 2020 and February 2022, 59% of Covid deaths occurred in general and orthopeadic hospitals and 29% occurred in nursing homes.Dublin city recorded the highest number of deaths from Covid-19 at 17% – 951 people. More than one-third of all deaths occurred in Co Dublin. The lowest number of deaths were recorded in Co Leitrim.
This analysis focused specifically on deaths where Covid-19 was found to be the underlying cause as opposed to deaths where the person had Covid-19, but it may not have been the cause of death. There have been 7,662 deaths of people with Covid-19 in total but this analysis focused on 5,384 cases where Covid-19 was identified as the underlying cause of death between March 2020 and February this year.#Open journalism No news is bad news Support The Journal Your contributions will help us continue to deliver the stories that are important to youTheJournal.ie's coronavirus newsletter cuts through the misinformation and noise with the clear facts you need to make informed choices.
No shit 😂😂😂
“People aged 65 and older accounted for 91% of Covid-19 deaths” “three-quarters were people aged 75 and older. 42% were people aged 85 and older.”
Obese = 9%?
As the right wing tin foil hatters were saying in April 2020…