Maybe in Western Europe and in North America, here in Romania we've had the month of March with the lowest number of deaths for the last 10 years (maybe more, I

Maybe in Western Europe and in North America, here in Romania we've had the month of March with the lowest number of deaths for the last 10 years (maybe more, I didn't look further back), and the same went for February. We also had a much higher number of deaths during the height of the pandemic (October 2021 had about 100% more deaths compared to a "normal" month of October), and one of the lowest vaccinations rates in the European Union. Which goes to say that many of the people who would have died now, so to speak, have in fact died one or two years prior, during the pandemic. Can't find the link, but a similar effect was noticed in Netherlands after their great famine of 1944-1945, which was followed by about a decade of bellow average death numbers. For those interested the Excel with the official data is in here [1], it's in Romanian but relatively easy enough to understand the data in there. [1] https://insse.ro/cms/sites/default/files/com_presa/anexa_date/pop03r23.xls https://insse.ro/cms/sites/default/files/com_presa/anexa_dat...