News of more and more deaths is worrying for people across the UK, it's also tragic for the families of those involved
But what do the figures really tell us?
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In the UK, nearly 10% of people aged 80 or over will die in the next year The risk of them dying if infected with coronavirus is almost exactly the same That does not mean there will be no extra deaths - but there will be "a substantial overlap" http://bbc.in/CoronavirusDeathToll …pic.twitter.com/uukSMwwOn0
The UK government strategy is currently in the "delay phase" - the aim is to slow the spread of the virus So how effective is the lockdown? And what impact could it have on people’s health, and the number of people who die?http://bbc.in/CoronavirusDeathToll …
However, it is important to remember for most, coronavirus will not lead to death and can be a mild infection It may not even present symptoms in some people http://bbc.in/CoronavirusSymptoms …pic.twitter.com/vOnPFlNBdZ
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But imagine the economic cost. Many businesses wouldve gone under and many people wouldve lost their jobs permanently
In the UK, nearly 10% of people aged 80 or over will die in the next year The risk of them dying if infected with coronavirus is almost exactly the same That does not mean there will be no extra deaths - but there will be "a substantial overlap" http://bbc.in/CoronavirusDeathToll …pic.twitter.com/Pof7WcpDH8
yes, but the may government needlessly killed off a extra 50,000 Britishers in 2017-2018 winter ..Awh enhancing boris's checquer's queue
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