Lupus
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India does have 3 times the US population
India does have 3 times the US population
Deaths in India seem to be underreportedAt this rate there will be more deaths from Covid in 2021 than there were in 2020. The 'first' waves have passed over Western countries, but are now hitting the larger and less developed ones (excluding China). Africa (other than SA) seems to be less affected so far. IMO this probably revolves around limited transportation links (India has a huge railway system).
As far as we know. China is not known for telling anyone what is really going on in their country.At this rate there will be more deaths from Covid in 2021 than there were in 2020. The 'first' waves have passed over Western countries, but are now hitting the larger and less developed ones (excluding China). Africa (other than SA) seems to be less affected so far. IMO this probably revolves around limited transportation links (India has a huge railway system).
4 times but USA response has been phenomenal recently. 3 million vaccines a day.India does have 3 times the US population
Except that India is barely scratching the surface of reporting new cases / deaths.
The European Union says it has launched legal action against AstraZeneca over alleged breach of contract concerning delivery of its coronavirus vaccine.
"The European Commission has started last Friday legal action against the company AstraZeneca on the basis of breach of the advanced purchase agreement," said a spokesperson from the European Commission.
Why are you comparing apples with pears?
Your statistics suggest that it's business as usual in India i.e. Covid-19 is under control.
The reality on the ground suggests it is crisis of massive proportions momentarily due to peak and sudden pressure on resources within a constricted amount of time in a country with massive population.Your statistics suggest that it's business as usual in India i.e. Covid-19 is under control.
The news reports and videos of mass burnings of bodies in the open (due to crematoria failing to cope) suggest a Covid-19 crisis of massive proportions.
India records, on average, some 28,000 deaths per day anyway. An extra 2500 sounds like the usual flu season spike.Your statistics suggest that it's business as usual in India i.e. Covid-19 is under control.
The news reports and videos of mass burnings of bodies in the open (due to crematoria failing to cope) suggest a Covid-19 crisis of massive proportions.