In general, people are being selfless and are not seeking medical help for what they perceive as minor issues, which are likely resulting in increased deaths. A lot of people have strokes, heart attacks and other acute medical emergencies and if they are at work with people around, they are likely to get the help they need. If they are home alone, less likely to get help. Same theory as having a stroke in your sleep vs having a stroke at work in front of people. I am interested to see how many more people died of sepsis during the lockdowns versus 2018 and 2019.
Also, a lot of shinanigans are happening with COVID funding and budgeting. Lots of workarounds going on. I am interested to see the final figures on hotel room rentals the state used to prop up the hotel industry and how much, if any of that money, went back into state coffers as a TAT, etc. Interesting stuff going on here.