Can you imagine to what degree one country lies to the world about its COVID-19 death toll? This multiple-part series dives into the superficially reported COVID-19 death tolls by this country’s regime and explores the truth.
Summary of Key Facts Part 1 of this series revealed that the data on COVID-19 deaths in China are dubious. China is estimated to have underreported 140-fold the COVID-19 death rate.
China’s regime has published three different sets of official COVID-19 death toll figures.
Based on social media reports, a massive increase in the death toll is evident by many corpses on the street, a shortage of coffins, and long waits for cremation services in China.
An influential social media website revealed that Beijing’s daily COVID-19 death toll in December was 4,320 but could be as high as 10,000. Based on the 4,320 figure, we estimated a 0.0206 percent mortality rate in Beijing. If this mortality rate is applied to China’s population of 1.45 billion, the daily COVID-19 death toll in China could be 298,700.
Crematorium industry data show a steady decline in overall mortality in China before 2019. From 2020 to 2022, there was a sharp increase in the number of cremation furnaces and employees working in the industry.
We created a model to estimate the number of COVID-19 deaths in China from 2020 to 2022; the results range from 355,230,027 and 387,408,912. In Part 1, we exposed the controvertible COVID-19 data reported by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Our findings indicated that the data do not reflect the severity of COVID-19 in China, leading us to investigate the country’s actual death toll….