12,401 deaths were registered in England and Wales in the week ending 28 Jan 2022.
This was
▪ 375 fewer than the previous week
▪ 9.3% below the five-year average (1,269 fewer deaths)
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This was
▪ 375 fewer than the previous week
▪ 9.3% below the five-year average (1,269 fewer deaths)
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11.2% of all deaths registered in the week ending 28 Jan 2022 mentioned #COVID19 on the death certificate in England and Wales (1,385 deaths).
This was a decrease in the number of deaths from the previous week (1,484 deaths, 11.6% of all deaths).
This was a decrease in the number of deaths from the previous week (1,484 deaths, 11.6% of all deaths).
In England, 1,323 deaths involving #COVID19 were registered in the week ending 28 Jan (compared with 1,378 deaths registered the previous week).
In Wales, 60 deaths involving COVID-19 were registered in this week (compared with 102 the previous week).
In Wales, 60 deaths involving COVID-19 were registered in this week (compared with 102 the previous week).
From the week ending 13 Mar 2020 to the week ending 28 Jan 2022, the number of excess deaths above the five-year average in England and Wales was 124,357.
Of these, 119,334 were recorded in England and 6,320 were recorded in Wales.
Of these, 119,334 were recorded in England and 6,320 were recorded in Wales.
In the week ending 28 Jan 2022, the number of deaths was above the five-year average in private homes (17.8% above) but below in
▪️ hospitals (17.9% below the five-year average)
▪️ care homes (20.1% below)
▪️ other settings (3.4% below)
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▪️ hospitals (17.9% below the five-year average)
▪️ care homes (20.1% below)
▪️ other settings (3.4% below)
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