For the past year, countries around the world have shared data on Covid-19 cases and deaths with the World Health Organization (WHO) information that is crucial in informing the
For the past year, countries around the world have shared data on COVID-19 cases and deaths with the World Health Organization (WHO) - information that is crucial in informing the global fight against the disease.
However, three countries stand out as appearing either less than transparent or in denial about the scale of the problem.
The East African nation of Tanzania has not updated its COVID-19 data since early May, leaving the last number of reported confirmed cases at 509 and the death toll at 21.
READ MORE: Turkmenistan army servicemen drive through Red Square, Moscow during a Victory Day military parade marking the 75th anniversary of the victory in World War II, on June 24, 2020. The nation has not reported any COVID-19 cases.(Host Photo Agency via Getty Imag)
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