According to a WHO official, deaths from the virus could be two to three times higher

Published 4 years ago on Feb 11th 2022, 12:35 am
By Web Desk

The World Health Organization estimates that the number of COVID-19 infections in Africa could be seven times higher than official data suggests, while deaths from the virus could be two to three times higher, its regional head said on Thursday.
"We're very much aware that our surveillance systems problems that we had on the continent, with access to testing supplies, for example, have led to an underestimation of the cases," Dr Matshidiso Moeti told a regular online media briefing.
SOURCE: REUTERS

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