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I'd certainly expect a reduction in fatalities from vehicular and industrial accidents. But those would need to be contrasted against , increased deaths from adverse vaccine reactions, excessive alcohol consumption, suicides, domestic violence etc.Silver lining and all that, or just statistics?
From the article:Aussie excess deaths fall over pandemic
Australia has recorded 4,201 deaths from COVID-19 since the pandemic began. However, it is estimated that the nation has recorded 12,881 fewer deaths from all causes over the last two years than would normally have occurred: Excess COVID-19 deaths is the difference between the total reported...www.macrobusiness.com.au
Australia has recorded 4,201 deaths from COVID-19 since the pandemic began. However, it is estimated that the nation has recorded 12,881 fewer deaths from all causes over the last two years than would normally have occurred:
In the (somewhat unlikely) event my own circle of acquaintances, were to be seen as representative of the broader community, excess deaths would be up!
Anyhow, I am generally sceptical of quoted statisitics unless published transparently with raw data and associated assumptions/projections clearly defined.