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Death toll in Georgia motorboat crash rises to five as bodies of three people are pulled from river - Vimarsana News

Death toll in Georgia motorboat crash rises to five as bodies of three people are pulled from river

Five people were killed after two boats collided head-on in a Georgia river on Memorial Day weekend. Four of the victims were members of the same family. The crash is under investigation.

Rahul Gandhi questions Centre after WHO releases excess Covid-19 deaths report - Vimarsana News

Rahul Gandhi questions Centre after WHO releases excess Covid-19 deaths report

According to the report, India’s toll due to the infection till 2021 end is nearly 10 times more than health ministry’s official record of 4.81 lakh.

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Coronavirus: India delaying publication of WHO's estimates on global deaths, says report - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus: India delaying publication of WHO's estimates on global deaths, says report

According to a report by ‘Devex’, the toll due to coronavirus in India could be around 20 lakh.

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At 40.7 lakh, India had the highest number of excess Covid deaths till December 2021: Lancet study - Vimarsana News

At 40.7 lakh, India had the highest number of excess Covid deaths till December 2021: Lancet study

The study analysed the divergence between all-cause deaths reported during pandemic years and in normal years across 191 countries.

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Coronavirus: India recorded over 30 lakh Covid-19 deaths till July, shows analysis - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus: India recorded over 30 lakh Covid-19 deaths till July, shows analysis

The study by researchers from University of Toronto’s Centre for Global Health Research was based on 3 sources – a national survey and two government databases.

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