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Originally Posted by xNYer
Exactly, deaths are recorded by the Florida department of health on the day they are reported. The original poster would like the recording to be recorded on a different date, increasing the numbers on the prior date based on his preference to accuse the media of distorting data.
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This isn't very complicated or hard to understand. There were 120 death certificates turned in on July 9. The death certificates have the date the person actually died. To actually know what is happening you need to have a chart that shows actual date of death, this way you can see what the actual trend is. When a newspaper puts up a headline screaming "deadliest day ever" it's a lie. 120 people did not die on July 9.
Here is how the 120 deaths were allocated properly to the actual date of death.
