"He also focused on the large cities, where death rates may have been lower than in the countryside" Didn't the WHO estimate 120 million people would die in de

"He also focused on the large cities, where death rates may have been lower than in the countryside" Didn't the WHO estimate 120 million people would die in developing countries of hunger brought on by economic conditions of the pandemic. This seems to meet the criteria. They also said delta was much more deadly than alpha, 2021 being more deadly than 2020, ie hunger, malnutrition, my guess is 2022 will be more deadly than 2021. Due to the same reasons, mainly in the country side, poorer communities. The average age of registered people in India is 26, you should expect a low IFR in such a population living in a warm climate, with limited air conditioning - where you see summer spikes in Texas for example.