It's not all about my area. I have asked my friends living in other countries and they can confirm the same. The thing is, it's now official that numbers are inflated and pretty much any death is considered a COVID-19 one. So now that it's official, I don't think it even makes sense to say "hey but we've had deaths in my city" - my city has deaths too, but how do I know for real which one is a legit COVID death when they simply said themselves that any death is considered one..
Even if there is a margin of error in the count of presumed (unconfirmed) deaths, I hope you're not suggesting that authorities are inflating the total number of deaths... are you? Do they kill people to make the number higher?
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/index.htm
https://i.snipboard.io/5LzgIs.jpg
(the last few weeks are incomplete - the data is still coming in and the numbers will go up)
Back in March, the margin of error for Italy was about 99 times, and 94 times for the USA.
Prove it has changed to a more accurate number rather than worse. I mean, maybe there haven't been any Covid deaths for a month - not even one - but all kinds of people might be saying Covid.
Prove it one way or the other.
