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STORY SPONSORED BY SEPTEMBER’S ONLY DONOR: European countries are currently experiencing an unusual and mysterious high death rate – and coronavirus deaths are not the reason for this increase. Known as ‘excess mortality,’ people are dying at an unusually high rate in the Netherlands, Germany, Spain, Portugal, and Great Britain.

Since April, the death rate has risen sharply in Europe by an average of 11 per cent. What is puzzling experts is that these deaths are not related to the coronavirus pandemic.

In the Netherlands,according to de Volkskrant, one of the top newspapers in the country, hundreds of people more are dying every week than usual. This means that since the spring, approximately 5,000 more deaths are being recorded compared to the period before the coronavirus. Scientists claim to be puzzled by the reason. However, the Dutch health agencies refuse to release data on the cause of deaths…
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