Bear has covered that load of BS, but to back him up.
25% reduction? If you're looking at reducing, then you may be keen on the accuracy, so should likely also look at where there are possible (definite) increases too? Maybe also factor in the thousands that were not tested, or those that were missed, or those outside 28 days?
Since when was 24 March (when we hit 1,000 deaths and still <1% of the total), to Mid April 21 two flu seasons? It's one, maybe 1.06 at best, seeing as Flu season is mainly classed as December to March, say 17 weeks.
By posting such blatant crap, it throws every single thing you write into major doubt, it does your argument zero favours, why not just be honest?