The lady had no signs of Covid, she was 124 years old when she died. It makes absolutely no sense to test her for Covid.
We know Covid tests yield a lot of false positives, so it is entirely possible, a 124 year old who died, who did not have Covid, has a false positive tests, then gets added to the Covid stats sheet.
This practice is going on routinely and has lead to a gross inflation of these 'Covid Deaths'.
https://wgntv.com/news/woman-believed-to-be-worlds-oldest-person-dies-at-124/
(NEXSTAR) – A Filipino woman believed to be the oldest person in the world has died at age 124.
Lola Francisca Susano died early Monday evening, according to the city of Kabankalan, in the province of Negros Occidental, Philippines.
“It is with sadness in our heart when we received the news that our beloved Lola Francisca Susano passed away,” the city government posted on Facebook. “Her official declaration as the oldest person in the world at 124 years old is currently validated by the Guinness World Records.”
CNN Philippines reported that her cause of death has yet to be determined, according to city public information officer Jake Carlyne Gonzales, who said Susano will be tested for COVID-19 on Tuesday though she reportedly was not showing any symptoms of the virus.
We know Covid tests yield a lot of false positives, so it is entirely possible, a 124 year old who died, who did not have Covid, has a false positive tests, then gets added to the Covid stats sheet.
This practice is going on routinely and has lead to a gross inflation of these 'Covid Deaths'.
https://wgntv.com/news/woman-believed-to-be-worlds-oldest-person-dies-at-124/
(NEXSTAR) – A Filipino woman believed to be the oldest person in the world has died at age 124.
Lola Francisca Susano died early Monday evening, according to the city of Kabankalan, in the province of Negros Occidental, Philippines.
“It is with sadness in our heart when we received the news that our beloved Lola Francisca Susano passed away,” the city government posted on Facebook. “Her official declaration as the oldest person in the world at 124 years old is currently validated by the Guinness World Records.”
CNN Philippines reported that her cause of death has yet to be determined, according to city public information officer Jake Carlyne Gonzales, who said Susano will be tested for COVID-19 on Tuesday though she reportedly was not showing any symptoms of the virus.
