Russia admits Covid’s death toll is the third highest in the world at 186,000 – THREE times higher than claimed

Russia has admitted more than three times as many deaths from coronavirus as previously announced, making it now the third highest death toll in the world from the virus.

The state statistics group Rosstat said Monday that 186,057 people died from coronavirus in the country between January and November – a huge jump from previously reported figures from health authorities of 55,265 deaths from the disease.

He did not provide any explanation for the difference, but official Russian figures usually come from health officials based on deaths where Covid was found to be the cause immediately after an autopsy.

Monday’s figures from Rosstat and Deputy Prime Minister Tatiana Golikova appeared to include all coronavirus-related deaths.

Russian health officials have recorded more than 3 million infections since the outbreak began, placing the country’s affairs burden at the fourth highest in the world.

But they have reported a much lower death rate than in other severely affected countries.

Russia’s main coronavirus intelligence website had not yet updated its statistics to show Rosstat results as they were on Tuesday morning and showed the country’s death tax as 55,827.

The new figures come from Russia, which puts the country directly behind the United States and Brazil for coronavirus deaths, as countries scrapped vaccination campaigns in an effort to stop the pandemic. .

Moscow hopes to protect a struggling national economy by avoiding a new closure and instead curbing Russia’s behavior by vaccinating people en masse with the Sputnik V injection.

Elsewhere, new coronavirus mutations found in the United Kingdom and South Africa are forcing more countries to reset destructive restrictions in an effort to stop the variants, which are believed to be spread much faster, from crossing borders.

The new snoring in the UK has spread to a number of European countries as well as Japan, Canada and South Korea from people who have traveled from London.

The state statistics group Rosstat said on Monday that 186,057 people died from coronavirus in the country between January and November – a huge jump from previously reported figures from health authorities of 55,265 deaths from the disease

Russia was among the first countries to launch their vaccination campaign in early December, with most European countries launching them over the weekend in hopes of ending the coronavirus pandemic. Pictured: An elderly man in Moscow receives the Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine in Moscow on Monday

Russia was among the first countries to launch their vaccination campaign in early December, with most European countries launching them over the weekend.

This outbreak has brought hopes to an end of the pandemic, especially in some of the toughest parts of the continent.

‘Today is a great time to think back on all that we have been through,’ said Isabella Palazzini, an Italian nurse in Cremona who lost three colleagues to Covid -19.

But pharmaceutical company Pfizer warned of delays in some shipments of the vaccine to eight European countries from their factory.

A ‘small logistical case’ meant that some vaccine deliveries were reorganized ‘, Pfizer said Andrew Widger said, but called for the problems to be resolved.

High-profile leaders including U.S. President Joe Biden have stepped in to get the vaccine publicly in a bid to combat suspicions about developed jabs in the highest time.

Spain, which on Monday said its coronavirus death toll is over 50,000, plans to establish a register of people who refuse to get vaccinated against the new crown virus and share it with other EU countries even though will be made public, Health Minister Salvador said Illa said.

Vaccination campaigns have also begun in China, Canada, Singapore and Saudi Arabia, and it is hoped that another successful vaccine will be on the horizon.