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US coronavirus death toll nears 170,000 as testing decreases (Original Post)
yuiyoshida
Aug 2020
OP
The New York Times says 211,500 more have died nationwide than usual from Mar 15 - Aug 1
ancianita
Aug 2020
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riversedge
(70,273 posts)1. May their families and friends find peace
PoindexterOglethorpe
(25,873 posts)2. I've also read that the excess deaths so far this year
compared to last year is already above 200,000. Probably not all of the excess deaths are from Covid-19, but still.
LisaL
(44,974 posts)3. They might be not directly from covid, but could very well be due to covid.
If somebody has heart attack symptoms but is afraid to go to the hospital because of covid, even though covid didn't kill them directly, it is still responsible.
ancianita
(36,130 posts)4. The New York Times says 211,500 more have died nationwide than usual from Mar 15 - Aug 1