The mortality rate during the pandemic in Russia is estimated to be about three times the official death toll. The country’s leadership is not planning new interest rate restrictions.
In Russia the number of deaths due to the coronavirus started to rise sharply in June, which has still not leveled off. About a thousand coronavirus deaths are now reported daily in the country.
On Saturday, the country reported 1,002 deaths. That’s more than ever before during a pandemic.
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A total of more than 220,000 deaths have been reported by the state authority during the pandemic. Only cases where coronary heart disease has been the patient’s only health problem are included in the official death rates.
According to the State Statistics Office Rosstat, there have been a total of about 418,000 deaths due to the coronavirus.
The Moscow Times by the country’s authorities have been criticized for under-reporting coronary deaths since the beginning of the pandemic.
The mortality rate during the pandemic is estimated at more than 660,000 deaths. The mortality rate has been calculated by comparing the total population mortality during the pandemic with the 2019 mortality statistics.
Corona deaths are even reflected in Russia’s population, which has shrunk over the past year more than ever since World War II, when migration is not included. When only births and deaths are taken into account, the number of Russians decreased by about 997,000 from October 2020 to October this year.
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terrestrial managers explain the epidemic out of control with the effect of the delta variant and low vaccine coverage.
Kremlin photographed last week high coronary mortality and unacceptably low vaccination coverage, but still rejected demands for new restrictive measures, saying it wanted to protect the country’s economy.
Many Russians fear a version of the closure in the spring of 2020, which left small and medium-sized enterprises without state support and ordinary citizens suffering financially from austerity measures, writes The Guardian.
The total number of infections is declining worldwide, but the incidence in Russia is at record levels. On Monday, 34,325 new infections were reported in Russia, more than ever during the pandemic. At the same time, the number of cases of coronavirus detected in Russia exceeded the limit of eight million infections.
Only about 35 percent of Russians have taken two doses of the vaccine. Released in September opinion pollAccording to, 52 percent of Russians do not want to take the vaccine produced in their home country.
Russia quickly launched its own vaccine, Sputnik V. Celebrating it as the world’s first vaccine against covid-19 disease made vaccine development seem like a geopolitical race in the eyes of some.
Russians ’skepticism about the vaccine is exacerbating the country’s health sector labor shortage at a time when the need for hospitalization is increasing due to severe cases of coronary heart disease. In some areas, nursing staff are required to have a coronary vaccine to work.
Minister of Health Mikhail Murashko has relied on to doctors who lost their jobs and retired during the pandemic so that they could take the coroner vaccine and return to work.
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