In November 2023, the Philippines House of Representatives voted in favour of passing a resolution to investigate over 260,000 unexplained excess deaths in 2021 and 67,000 unexplained excess deaths in 2022.

On 27 February 2024, the joint House Committees on Public Order and Safety and on Human Rights began its investigation into the reported 297,000 “excess deaths” based on data from the Philippine Statistics Authority (“PSA”).  The inquiry is chaired by Reps. Dan Fernandez for the Committee on Public Order and Safety and Bienvenido Abante Jr. for the Committee on Human Rights.

Rep. Fernandez pointed out how in 2021, when vaccination commenced, there was a 43% surge in mortality rates compared to the 2% increase in death rate over the period 2016 to 2020.

Sally Ann Clark – who publishes articles on covid-related matters in the Philippines on the Substack page ‘Super Sally’s Newsletter’ – has been publishing updates on the House Committee’s inquiry into excess deaths.  Her latest article is titled ‘4th Hearing on Excess Deaths Held on 28th May 2024’.

On Tuesday, Members of the two House Committees met in a joint hearing to discuss the implications of WHO’s Pandemic Treaty and amendments to the International Health Regulations on the Philippines’ implementation of national health policies and programmes.

At the end of the hearing, Congressman Zia Alonto Adiong asked Clark (aka Super Sally) to give an update on the latest excess deaths in the Philippines.

“I presented a loss of nearly 1 million babies and nearly half a million excess deaths up to Sept 2023,” she wrote.

When asked if she believed the excess deaths were due to the covid injections, Clark responded that they would have been the major contributor to the excess deaths. She told the hearing that death rates in most age groups dropped in 2020.  However, in 2021, after the “vaccine” was rolled out to the public, deaths increased in all vaccinated age groups, including young people.

“There is no rational explanation for the deaths except the vaccines and the deaths are temporally linked to the vaccines,” she noted on her Substack.

You can watch Clark’s testimony during the “4^th hearing on excess deaths” in the video below which was clipped by The Canadian Independent.

You can find the video of the full hearing on Facebook HERE.  Clark’s testimony begins at timestamp 7:07:10.  In her Substack article, Clark has noted highlights from the hearing with timestamps.

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Sally Ann Clark: I’ve been monitoring the deaths reported by the PSA covering 2021, 2022 and now 2023. I’d like to update on the latest excess deaths in the Philippines. Okay, since we had in 2021 … We had 43.2% excess deaths. However, there was additional data given to Congressman Dan from the PSA that increased the excess deaths.

It’s higher than has been published. So, there was additional data given. So, we actually have 43.9% excess deaths. Okay, this is just very quickly, this is our birth data and it starts at the top from 2019 and it shows that we have had a loss of babies every single year since the pandemic has started.

So, 2019 was our last normal birth year. And the last line at the bottom is 2023 and we can see that our births are even lower this year. Next slide, please.

Okay, this slide is showing a cumulative loss of births since 2000 up to 2023 in the current data. The baseline is the 2015 to 2019 annual data.

And if we look at this figure up to September of 2023, because the data is not complete after that, we have lost nearly a million Filipino babies who have not been born over the pandemic years. Next slide, please.

This is the death data. The very big spike are the deaths in 2021, which started in March of 2021, immediately consecutive with the start of the vaccine rollout. And the very big spike in deaths that we see in July and August is actually consecutive with the rollout of the Janssen vaccines. There was a big spike in deaths exactly concurrent with that.

So 2022, we had lower deaths but the deaths were still higher than 2020 by around 8%, 8% to 9%.

2023, our data is still incomplete, but the deaths in 2023 are already nearly 10% higher than 2022. So a 10% excess deaths would be considered a black swan event. You would not expect that. But we have had consecutive years of excess deaths since 2021.

The next slide I’ve done the same as what I did with the births and I’ve plotted the baseline of 2015 to 2019 to show the cumulative excess deaths and we have nearly half a million excess deaths up to September 2023.

That’s my presentation.

So the point of my presentation is that excess deaths started in March of 2021; they are continuing to the present. And the PSA data is still incomplete for 2023.

Bienvenido Abante, Jr.: Do you believe, therefore, that those excess deaths are the result of the pandemic?

Sally Ann Clark: Absolutely, yes.

Bienvenido Abante, Jr.: And most of them are the result of the vaccine?

Sally Ann Clark: Many of them will be due to the vaccines, particularly the spike. You will have excess deaths also contributed by increase in poverty, loss of livelihood, loss of hope, but the vaccines are the major contributor.

Tanya Karina Lat: LUNAS Pilipinas backed up Congressman Fernandez’s letter to the WHO. We sent a letter on behalf of the Filipino people. If the DOH is not willing to stand up for the rights of the Filipino people, there are people like Congressman Fernandez and the Honourable Congressman here in this room who will.

And there are Filipino people who are sick and tired of how the DOH has let us down, has refused to admit that people are dying. Turning a blind eye to the people who are getting sick, turbo cancers, myocarditis, children who are suddenly sick as if they are 60, 70-year-old people.

Your Honours, we have seen the cavalier attitude of the DOH here over the past five hearings. They don’t care. We look into their eyes. There does not seem to be any sympathy for the people who have died, for the people who are now physically disabled because of these vaccines.