The article specified that high death rates might be expected for developing countries with low vaccination rates, not countries with high vaccination rates. >

The article specified that high death rates might be expected for developing countries with low vaccination rates, not countries with high vaccination rates. > So Delta, like Alpha before it, is both more transmissible and more fatal. Both of these effects have the same root: the virus is much better at binding to human cells, so it reproduces much faster. > Are people dying more then? Not in Britain. > But Delta is very hard in developing countries, especially in dense urban areas where the poor are forced to work but live in close quarters with many others. India, Argentina, Tunisia, South Africa, and Indonesia are very sad examples of this.