There’s a really simple reason recorded Covid cases have fallen but deaths are up
It’s not over: the reason recorded Covid-19 infections are falling is that school pupils aren’t being tested; they’re on holiday.
News media like the BBC are all over the fact that the number of recorded Covid-19 infections has dropped for the seventh day running.
They’re practically ignoring the fact that the daily death total has leapt to 131 – the highest number since March.
Bit of a discrepancy, that.
The reason could be that fewer people have been tested over the last seven days.
The reason for that?
Most of the schools broke up for the summer nearly a week ago. Our kids aren’t being tested any more.
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