How would you even know that? are you somewhat have the ability of a clairvoyant?
that is the point, the report says "saved"...but does the person need saving?........well.. if you vaccinated everyone then you can claim that all that survived was "saved" by the vaccine.
now you know why you are an idiot? or are you still contemplating? LOL
The word "SAVED" has only been used ONCE in the link provided and this is where it is used. I will quote it just for you
infection throughout the pandemic, providing key epidemic insights, including estimation
of the reproduction number, R, to the Scientific Pandemic Influenza subgroup on
Modelling (SPI-M) and to the Scientific Advisory Group on Emergencies (SAGE). The
application to data from the first wave has been published in Real-time nowcasting and
forecasting of COVID-19 dynamics in England: the first wave (20). Since the first wave,
the model has been constantly improved to capture the pandemic activity as it develops,
in particular to account for the impacts, both direct and indirect, of the vaccination
programme. The direct impact of vaccination is the number of deaths saved in those that
get infected, whereas the indirect effect incorporates the additional prevention of
infections. The history of real-time modelling outputs can be found at Nowcasting and
Forecasting of the COVID-19 Pandemic (21), with the most recent results on which the
figures here are based is currently available at COVID-19: nowcast and forecast (22).
It is on page 18 so scroll down a little more.
P.S. they used "SAVED" cause this tackles the forecasting of COVID 19 in england.