Julia9054
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Let us assume that the figure of a 22% increase in deaths in the 5 - 11 year old age group is genuine (I have searched for this statistic and cannot find it anywhere)
I have looked at the ons childhood deaths figures available on the web. The age group from ons is 5 - 9 years.
The last publicly available year is 2020 where there were 194 deaths in England and Wales. 22% of this figure is 43 deaths.
The pattern of deaths in the previous 10 years shows a general slight downward trend but varies up and down each year with the highest number of deaths for the 10 year period being 270 deaths in 2017.
There has been more than a 22% increase in deaths over the 2020 figure in 7 out of the previous 10 years.
An extra 43 deaths over and above the figure for 2020, brings us to 237. Very similar to the figure for 2019 of 232 deaths.
I have looked at the ons childhood deaths figures available on the web. The age group from ons is 5 - 9 years.
The last publicly available year is 2020 where there were 194 deaths in England and Wales. 22% of this figure is 43 deaths.
The pattern of deaths in the previous 10 years shows a general slight downward trend but varies up and down each year with the highest number of deaths for the 10 year period being 270 deaths in 2017.
There has been more than a 22% increase in deaths over the 2020 figure in 7 out of the previous 10 years.
An extra 43 deaths over and above the figure for 2020, brings us to 237. Very similar to the figure for 2019 of 232 deaths.
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