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You can then choose which age group, region you are interested in. What you have in your graph is the recent spike. It hit over 3,000 for two months. From memory, it usually hits 3,000 or high 2,000s for one month in the winter period, and then falls, so there has been an increase on what we would normally see.
However, when it comes to policy, it is important to see who is affected, and you can see that clearly when you break it down by age group.
I am not a 'Covid denier' (maybe you thought I was); however, I think there are better ways of protecting the older people in our society than coerced vaccines - increasingly, it seems aimed at younger people.
You can then choose which age group, region you are interested in. What you have in your graph is the recent spike. It hit over 3,000 for two months. From memory, it usually hits 3,000 or high 2,000s for one month in the winter period, and then falls, so there has been an increase on what we would normally see.
However, when it comes to policy, it is important to see who is affected, and you can see that clearly when you break it down by age group.
I am not a 'Covid denier' (maybe you thought I was); however, I think there are better ways of protecting the older people in our society than coerced vaccines - increasingly, it seems aimed at younger people.
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