India raises criticism over WHO death toll; Union Minister protests in Geneva
India unhappy with Covid death tolls released by World Health Organization The Union Health Minister told the World Health Assembly in Geneva that the move was disappointing. The World Health Organization (WHO) has released the Covid death toll, despite concerns from India and other countries. Union Minister Mansook Mandav said there was a need for transparency in the way information was collected and the source.
The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 1.5 billion people worldwide have died of covid so far. This is about three times what is currently being recorded. According to figures released by various countries, 54 lakh people have died due to Covid so far. The World Health Organization (WHO) has released new figures claiming that the figures are accurate. According to this estimate, 47 lakh people died in India alone.
India has already decided to raise criticism of the World Health Organization’s Covid deaths in foreign forums. Despite the protests, India decided to intensify its criticism in the wake of the World Health Organization’s figures.
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