It has been announced how many people died of Covid-19, which entered our lives two years ago. The World Health Organization has revealed the dark side of the pandemic process by sharing its data on the subject.
The coronavirus entered our lives two years ago and changed our normal. In this process, while there were sometimes explosions in the increase in cases, the death rates also increased. Fortunately for the past few months Covid-19 limitations began to be stretched. In fact, recently Fahrettin Koca, that the mask can be removed completely gave the signals.
The coronavirus, which was not as effective as before, has caused the death of millions of people in the last two years. WHO, by sharing its latest data, how many people died from covid-19 explained. The new data show that deaths are twice as high as previously announced figures.
Covid-19 took the lives of 15 million people
According to the latest Covid-19 report published by the World Health Organization (WHO), a total of 15 million people died due to the Covid-19 epidemic that emerged in China. Data shared by WHO, from official data reported by countries to the agency 2.7 times more output.
According to the data released, the deaths majority of countries in Southeast Asia. takes place and it tthe following regions are Europe and America. reported to be. Recent reports show that rapidly spreading variants of the virus have also greatly increased mortality rates.
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom made some statements on the subject. Tedros, “These depressing data not only point to the impact of the pandemic, but also that all countries are more capable of sustaining primary health care, including stronger health systems during the crisis. points to the need to invest in resilient healthcare systems.“ said.
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Stating that the health systems of the countries are fragile, Tedros said that the total measurements of WHO reported that it is consistent with previous studies. However that there are errors in the numbers given by the countries also highlighted. Giving an example from India, the WHO official reported that death estimates may have been miscalculated.