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SCANDAL! New York Quietly Admits It Undercounted Nursing Home Deaths, Changed Reporting Rules


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While the media like to praise New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and criticize President Trump for their COVID-19 responses, the reality is that New York is has suffered the largest outbreak due to Cuomo's policies.

Specifically, Cuomo has been under fire for his policy where nursing homes were forced to accept patients from hospitals even if they were COVID-19 positive!

This resulted in massive outbreaks in long-term care facilities in the state.

In fact, it is currently estimated that over 1/3rd of all COVID-19 deaths in the U.S. happened in nursing homes and other long-term care facilities.

But now…

It has been revealed that New York has PURPOSEFULLY undercounted its nursing home deaths after quiety changing the reporting rules.

That's right: the number of deaths that happened in New York's nursing homes is even higher than reported… and officials know it!

This isn't speculation.

This is fact.

New York quietly changed its reporting rules, which resulted in lower nursing home deaths.

The deaths were still recorded, but if the patient died at the hospital, then they were recorded as a hospital death even if they contracted the virus in the nursing home.

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New York is the ONLY state that omits the deaths of nursing home or long-term residents who died at hospitals from its official reporting.

Talk about malpractice!

And the media wants to criticize President Trump while worshipping Governor Cuomo?!

This is exactly why no one trusts the fake news media.

More details on this breaking scandal below:

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