I think that may be biased as well (comparing number of deaths to last year). Again, not sure if this applies globally, but where I live at the moment they only

I think that may be biased as well (comparing number of deaths to last year). Again, not sure if this applies globally, but where I live at the moment they only treat emergency cases and covid. So if you have some heart affection (or whatever) then you may not get appointments, get regular checks and so on. So basically you can't do prevention. This may cause an increase in deaths because people simply don't go to doctors to keep their health in check.