Coronavirus Deaths: Why are COVID-19 deaths rising despite f

Coronavirus Deaths: Why are COVID-19 deaths rising despite fall in cases? Here's what doctors have to say


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After an unprecedented high, the trajectory of COVID-19 cases seem to be finally falling down in India. With cases peaking across states, the positivity rate going down, experts believe that the deadly second wave of coronavirus, attributed to the mutant virus variant, seems to be finally coming closer to declining.
Yet, there's one factor that continues to be concerning- staggering fatalities.
Despite the second wave of coronavirus showing signs of ebbing since the second week of May, across India, hospitalizations continue to be on the higher side, and COVID-19 deaths are rising.
If numbers are to go by, not only did the rising numbers engulf the country starting February end, the number of fatalities have been continuously on the rise. A study conducted by John Hopkins University points out that the number of new deaths rose by a whopping 143% in the recent three months.

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