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India's excess deaths during the Covid-19 pandemic could be as high as 4.9 million, a new study shows, providing further evidence that millions more may have died from coronavirus than the official tally.
The report by the Washington-based Center for Global Development, co-authored by India's former chief economic adviser Arvind Subramanian, included deaths from all causes since the start of the pandemic through June this year.
India's official tally of more than 414,000 deaths is the world's third highest after the United States and Brazil, but the study adds to growing calls from experts for a rigorous nationwide audit of fatalities.
A devastating rise in infections in April and May, driven largely by the more infectious and dangerous Delta variant, overwhelmed India's healthcare system and killed at least 170,000 people in May alone, official data show.
Some experts have said excess deaths are the best way to measure the real toll from Covid-19. "For every country, it's important to capture excess mortality - the only way to prepare the health system for future shocks and to prevent further deaths," Soumya Swaminathan, the chief scientist of the World Health Organization, said on Twitter.

India's Covid-19 death toll estimated at 4.9 million, 10x the official figure: study

A study by Washington-based Center for Global Development, co-authored by India's former chief economic adviser Arvind Subramanian, shows that India's Covid&nbsp;deaths may have over&nbsp;4.9 million, 10x the official tally

India's Covid-19 death toll estimated at 4.9 million, 10x the official figure

India's excess deaths due to Covid&nbsp;pegged at&nbsp;4.9 million, study shows
Study indicates Covid&nbsp;deaths in India were 10x the official govt tally
Report by Center for Global Development, co-authored by India's ex-CEA
India's official tally of over 414,000 deaths is the world's 3rd highest
Study adds to growing calls from experts for a nationwide audit of deaths.
At least 170,000 people died in India in May alone during second wave

The report by the Washington-based Center for Global Development, co-authored by India's former chief economic adviser Arvind Subramanian, included deaths from all causes since the start of the pandemic through June this year.

India's excess deaths during the Covid-19 pandemic could be as high as 4.9 million, a new study shows, providing further evidence that millions more may have died from coronavirus than the official tally.
The report by the Washington-based Center for Global Development, co-authored by India's former chief economic adviser Arvind Subramanian, included deaths from all causes since the start of the pandemic through June this year.
India's official tally of more than 414,000 deaths is the world's third highest after the United States and Brazil, but the study adds to growing calls from experts for a rigorous nationwide audit of fatalities.
A devastating rise in infections in April and May, driven largely by the more infectious and dangerous Delta variant, overwhelmed India's healthcare system and killed at least 170,000 people in May alone, official data show. Also Read&nbsp;<a title="&nbsp;Covid-19 second wave: no deaths due to lack of oxygen specifically reported by states, says Centre" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-19-second-wave-no-deaths-due-to-lack-of-oxygen-specifically-reported-by-states-says-centre-1626785908159">Covid-19 second wave: no deaths due to lack of oxygen specifically reported by states, says Centre</a>
Some experts have said excess deaths are the best way to measure the real toll from Covid-19. "For every country, it's important to capture excess mortality - the only way to prepare the health system for future shocks and to prevent further deaths," Soumya Swaminathan, the chief scientist of the World Health Organization, said on Twitter.

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