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29 Jun, 5 tweets, 4 min read
The provisional number of deaths registered in England and Wales in the week ending 18 June 2021 (Week 24) was 9,459. This was

▪ 745 fewer than Week 23
▪️ 42 higher than the five-year average for Week 24

➡️ ow.ly/zh4k50FkF36 Chart title: The number of deaths registered was above the f
1.1% of deaths registered in Week 24 mentioned #COVID19 on the death certificate (102 out of 9,459 deaths).

This is an increase of 18 COVID-19 deaths since the previous week ow.ly/UvJZ50FkFeJ Chart title: The number of deaths involving COVID-19 increas
Wales registered 0 #COVID19 deaths in the week ending 18 June 2021, the first time since the beginning of the pandemic.

The number of deaths involving #COVID19 increased in five out of nine English regions, with no change in the remaining regions ow.ly/jmyA50FkFij 0 COVID-19 related deaths were registered in Wales in the we
Of deaths involving #COVID19 registered in 2020 and up to Week 24, 97,035 deaths occurred in hospitals. The remainder mainly occurred in

▪️ care homes (32,227)
▪️ private homes (8,038)
▪️ hospices (2,092)

➡️ ow.ly/bIwZ50FkFnu Total deaths involving COVID-19 to date Deaths (Week 11 2020
ONS figures are based on deaths registered up to 26 June 2021 (and may rise as more deaths are registered).

@PHE_uk report on date of notification and death reported up to 5pm the day before ow.ly/kJlG50FkFrv

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