94-year-old man is the 147th fatality of covid-19 in Madeira

Tobi Hughes·
Madeira News

Madeira records today, January 17, another death associated with covid-19, informs the Office of the Regional Secretary for Health and Civil Protection.

According to the regional authority, the victim is a 94-year-old man, vaccinated but with associated comorbidities, who was hospitalized at Hospital Dr. Nélio Mendonça.

The Autonomous Region of Madeira accounts to date, a total of 147 deaths associated with the new coronavirus.

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5 Responses

  1. It must be pretty bad when they have to report a very, very old, very sick, vaccinated 94 man as dying with CV19 in order to get their death list up. I’m betting he was hospitalised for either the co-morbidities or end of life rather than anything to do with CV19. Most people on the CV19 list are very, very old with multiple co-morbidities but still they are listed on the CV19 death list. If the island wasn’t so over tested for CV19, no one would even know that CV19 was still a thing. Why is it so important that this administration continue the CV19 “pandemic”? It is obvious that the vaccines/injections do not work.

    1. Hello Jean, I would just like to add to your post. Firstly it is always sad when someone passes away, RIP. In 2 years of the pandemic there have been, according to the data from the Nélio Mendonca, 0.058% of deaths from Covid on this island. This assumes a population of 251,000 persons. According to world doctors’ reports, the actual survival rate of a healthy person who catches covid is over 99%. On the subject of covid, the virus has, up until today, never been isolated in a lab. I have actually had the virus (or a virus) which was noted as SARS-COVID-2 on my recovery certificate. As the PCR tests were never designed to test for a virus according to the late Kary Mullis, Nobel Prize holder. (PCR Test inventor). Many tests have given false positives as they pick up any viral debris in the nose from days or even weeks before the test was performed. I was diagnosed as positive although I was totally healthy and placed in quarantine for nearly 2 weeks.

    2. Jean, if you think that the vaccines don’t work, could you help me understand why here in the UK, most patients with Covid in Intensive Care are NOT fully vaccinated?

  2. Its great that 99% of healthy people survive Covid but in a society shouldn’t we look after those who aren’t so fortunate? Or perhaps you would prefer to follow the German model of the 30s and early 40s and be rid of any one less than perfect!

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