Britain interrupts publication of virus victims' numbers suspected of errors

Academyists have said that the way health organs in England estimate the number of victims has made the situation appear more serious than in other United Kingdom states, writes “Reuters”, the Express broadcasts.

Britain's health minister, Matt Hancock, has prescribed emergency reviews of daily statistics on fatal cases published by organs in England after allegedly involving healed persons who may have died for other causes.

A source of the Department of Health and Social Care said: “You could be positive on the test in February, not having symptoms, then getting hit by a bus in July and registered as dead by David. ”

However, this approach is not being used in Scotland, where the country has not registered any victims of the coronary for a week. In this country, a patient who was diagnosed with coronary 28 days ago is not automatically counted as a dead man. Northern Ireland uses the same pattern.