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Originally Posted by DrTiTus
354 unvaccinated deaths (37 per 100k)
2131 vaccinated deaths (53 per 100k)
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You need to be able to look further into those numbers to find out more about them.
The biggest group to die from Covid in hard numbers were 80+ (1390/2509 = 55%, but they were also the biggest group to be vaccinated - going by the graph, approx 96-97%.
But because covid was worse the older people got, they still had a higher chance to die from it.
The lowest was younger (a bit harder to find the actual vax rates for the different age groups).
So yes, when you look at overall numbers it shows 37 vs 53 deaths per 100k.
But I bet if you broke that down in age brackets, you will quickly see the numbers looking very different.