Wow - I was re-reading the article, and it jumped on my face: "The breakdown of daily Covid hospital diagnoses shows that of more than 780 hospitalizations dat

Wow - I was re-reading the article, and it jumped on my face: "The breakdown of daily Covid hospital diagnoses shows that of more than 780 hospitalizations dated last Thursday...with 13 per cent made in the days and weeks that followed" Can we say that 13% was definitely tested in "days" not "weeks" since last Thursday? So their: "Experts said the high number of cases being detected belatedly – at a time when PCR tests were widely available – suggested many such patients had been admitted for other reasons." At worst would indicate 13% misdiagnosed Covid cases, with the word "belatedly" doing a lot of lifting. I thought this article was bad - but the more I read it the more it looks like a pile of journalistic manure.