Report: Corona kills more than 4 million people worldwide

- The United States, Brazil, India, Russia and Mexico account for about 50 percent of the world's deaths

New delhi date. Friday, June 18, 2021

The Corona virus is still killing thousands of people every day around the world. After the first wave of Corona, the second wave has also claimed many lives and in some countries even the third wave has reached. According to a report, Corona's global death toll has crossed 40 lakh.

Many countries have expedited the vaccination process to protect their citizens, but the rapidly changing Corona virus has caused concern. Delta variants ranging from the Alpha to the most dangerous Coro are still making people their prey.

According to a report, it took a year for the death toll from the corona virus to reach 20 lakh and only 166 days to reach the next 20 lakh.

The United States, Brazil, India, Russia and Mexico account for 50 per cent of the world's deaths. Peru, Hungary, Bosnia, the Czech Republic and Gibraltar have the highest death rates.

Young people in many countries are more affected

Corona patients between the ages of 25 and 40 are more likely to be seen in hospitals in Bolivia, Chile and Uruguay. Because, after the first wave, the youth were very infected in the second wave. While in Sઓo Paulo, Brazil, 80 percent of those living in the ICU are corona patients.

Shortage of graves

The rising death toll has led to a shortage of graves in cemeteries in developing countries. India and Brazil are the countries that are reporting the highest number of deaths per day in an average of 7 days and are still plagued by shortage of cremation and burial space. Many health experts believe that the World Health Organization (WHO) has officially reduced the number of deaths globally last month.