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Just to bring this in a relative context. This is a fatality rate of 0.28 %. Seems to be higher than in other countries. Germany for example has a rate of 0.11%
by Aldipower 5y ago
Just to bring this in a relative context. This is a fatality rate of 0.28 %. Seems to be higher than in other countries. Germany for example has a rate of 0.11%. I have no clue which the factors between India and Germany are or what these numbers are saying.
But just spitting a number of 4 million (little less the population of Denmark) into the room, says even less to me.
- srean 5y agoFatality numbers in India during the first wave was lower, the government was prepared and had taken preventive measures. For the second wave India's infrastructure was overwhelmed, because the ruling party was busy throwing 'mission accomplished' media parties, election campaigns and allowing religious congregation attended by millions without any efficacious protection against the virus, rather the dumb belief that the holy water will flush it all away and cure. Add to it the spread of the narrative that cow urine and cow dung, whether you wallow in it or drink or eat it, its going to protect you from Covid, a narrative that's very dear to the ruling party, and pushed by their members in parliament and members in legislative assemblies. The consequences were hardly surprising.