The number of new crown virus deaths worldwide may be about twoorthree times higher than official figures.

The World Health Organization believes that nearly eight million people may have died of the deadly virus.

Statistics show that as of May 20, about 3.4 million people have died worldwide.

However, on 22 May, who revealed in its annual World Health Statistics report that the real figures may be much higher.

"We may have underestimated the total number of deaths caused directly and indirectly by the new crown virus," who said

As the virus is currently sweeping Asia and Latin America, Samira ASMA, assistant director general of who data and analysis, believes the death toll may "really be two to three times higher.".

"So I think the death of about six to eight million people can be a warning," she said at a virtual press conference

She added that who is working with countries to "understand the real number of deaths caused by the pandemic so that we can better prepare for the next emergency".

The group said the reason for this confusion was the lack of reliable death record systems in many countries.

"These deaths can be attributed to the fact that many people in the world live in difficult conditions because of the pandemic," said williamsenbury, who data analyst

In addition, novel coronavirus pneumonia also causes death in other ways. The World Health Organization says deaths caused by the Dutch act indicate that global suicide rates are rising.

Even where the reporting system is relatively reliable, it is likely that there is a low count.

The Group believes that Europe's death toll in 2020 could be 1.1 million to 1.2 million, twice the number reported.

In the United States, the figure is 1.3 million to 1.5 million - 60 percent higher than the reported 90000

"The problem is that the new crown deaths underestimate this impact," senbury said

In the UK, vaccination wars help reduce the weekly toll of coronavirus deaths to the lowest in 14 months.

The last pandemic death toll was so low that it was not yet implemented for the first time in early March 2020.

Paul hunt, a medical professor at the University of East Anglia, told the sun that the decline in mortality was largely due to vaccination programs.

"You can blame the vaccine for the decline in the number of deaths," he said. This is the main reason to stop the rise of mortality, which is really satisfactory. "

"The death toll is now much lower than in-hospital treatment. It is now about 10 per cent, compared with more than a quarter in January this year. That's the effect of the vaccine. "

More than 37.5 million people have given at least one dose, accounting for 71 per cent of all adults.

Starting in May 22nd, novel coronavirus pneumonia vaccine will be invited to British citizens aged 1 million and 30.

People aged 32 and 33 will be eligible for the first vaccination.