Funeral homes sounding the alarm – Massive increase in deaths
It’s so bad that they are running out of storage space.
Peter Imanuelsen
Dec 21
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This is not good at all, Norwegian funeral homes are now warning about a massive increase in the number of dead people that they are seeing.

In fact, things are so bad that the largest funeral home in the city of Trondheim has been forced to open up a crisis cold room in a garage to be able to store all the dead people, something that is reserved only for emergency situations, such as a massive disaster or accident.

They report a whopping 30% increase in deaths at during the last year, and they say it has been especially bad the last few months.

”We haven’t since such an increase since the firm started in 1922” – says Lars Svanholm, CEO at the funeral home.

So they have been around for 100 years and they have never seen things this bad before. What could possibly be causing this?

And they are not the only funeral homes having this problem. They say that others have also seen an increase of between 10% to 30% in the number of deaths.

This is causing a large backlog, meaning that people have to wait 15-20 days for a funeral as churches are fully booked up.
WHAT IS GOING ON?

It is no wonder that the funeral homes are struggling, because there has been a very high excess death rate. In Norway, excess mortality has been 10% higher than normal. This is worse than during the pandemic!

Not long ago, Norwegian doctors also sounded the alarm on a mysterious rise in patients. People are dying and nobody seems to know why