In het begin deden ze goed werk, maar de aandacht verslapte idd.

— Xander Koolman (@XanderKoolman) December 2, 2022

Almost one year after due date @ECONdailycharts has finally corrected the date of this ominous chart about #COVID19 infections in Europe, highlighting the healthcare collapse (#zorginfarct) in The Netherlands 🇳🇱
Right is correcthttps://t.co/u8L6T7OE0h pic.twitter.com/RrFRMjdEjR

— Gijs van Loef (@GijsvanLoef) November 27, 2022

Almost half a year ago, I made this screenshot. And warned @TheEconomist. But, they didn't respond.

Today, @OurWorldInData is referring to @TheEconomist data #excessmortality.

I wonder, is there any reliable (statistical) data source about #COVID19 and it's effects worldwide?! https://t.co/AI8doQi1mZ

— Gijs van Loef (@GijsvanLoef) July 21, 2022

@TheEconomist How come this Fault?!https://t.co/zigHwZ2eNj
Europe graph is frozen over time…
I mentioned it before on twitter.
Please answer! pic.twitter.com/3rXlQECg8D

— Gijs van Loef (@GijsvanLoef) March 31, 2022

Somebody at @TheEconomist isn't doing his/her job … This pic hasn't changed in the past month or so? https://t.co/zigHwYKDVL https://t.co/YoEMTLRvXy

— Gijs van Loef (@GijsvanLoef) March 18, 2022

Covid-19 data⁰Tracking the coronavirus across Europe
How countries and regions are coping with the covid-19 pandemichttps://t.co/0jtk59HRkU. @TheEconomist #OV #COVID19NL #GoodLuck pic.twitter.com/6sPlOdFuRy

— Doris Voss (@tijdvooreten) March 15, 2022

Is dit een grap? @TheEconomist vandaag
De 🇳🇱registratie blijft ergens een rommeltje…

Dat hadden we al gezien>https://t.co/hhPQKOUGA1#Coronavirus

Lees hier mijn analyse van de extreme 🇳🇱#oversterfte>https://t.co/UeViyTmuVT pic.twitter.com/F9lGQeFD9r

— Gijs van Loef (@GijsvanLoef) February 25, 2022

Tracking the coronavirus across Europe https://t.co/TyUdRjKYnb pic.twitter.com/vubV8UoYy9

— maty || @𝒏𝒂𝒖𝒔𝒄𝒐𝒑𝒊𝒐@𝒒𝒐𝒕𝒐.𝒐𝒓𝒈 (@nauscopio) July 29, 2020