WHO chief scientist said india government should show actual covid 19 data

New Delhi: There is a very serious situation due to Corona virus in the country. The whole world is worried about these conditions of the country because it threatens everyone. The World Health Organization (WHO) has also raised concerns over deaths in the second wave of corona in the country. WHO's Chief Scientist Dr. Somya Swaminathan has said that the Covid-19 data in India is worrying and the government should reveal the correct figures.

Estimates of 1 million deaths by August

Many experts of the country have also said that in view of the large number of dead bodies being cremated, the actual number of deaths is much higher than the figures being reported. In an interview to ANI, Dr. Swaminathan has said that the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) has estimated 1 million deaths by August based on current data. However, this can also change with time.

All countries showed low figures

Dr. Swaminathan also said that all countries have shown low figures. The actual number is something else. Governments should show real figures. A day before this, WHO had described the Indian variant B.1617 found last year in the country as a matter of concern for the whole world. This variant is highly contagious.

This variant is placed in the worrying category

Dr. WHO joins Kovid-19 technical team at WHO. Maria van Kerkhov said on Monday that the B.1617 variants found in India were previously placed in the monitored category. The organization is constantly monitoring the information related to the transition from this variant. Many studies are being done about the spread of this virus in many countries including India. Due to the information available about the variant and its highly contagious, it has been placed in the category of worrying variants.