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More Demises In Chile Than Reported Says New York Times

Discover the surprising truth about fatalities in Chile, according to The New York Times. Find out why Chile ranks among the top three nations with the highest number of deaths, surpassing Romania and Poland. Uncover the startling 17% increase in fatalities during 2020 and 2021. Explore the comparison to other wealthy countries, including the United States.

Medriva Newsroom

24 Dec 2022 03:07 EST

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As per the New York Times report, Chile is the 3rd nation on the planet with the highest fatalities, trailing Romania and Poland. As per this database, the nation had 17% extra fatalities during 2020 and 2021. The United States had a higher rate of deaths annually than the majority of other wealthy countries.

This is The New York Times' rating of the proportion of fatalities that are above the ordinary norm (years 2020-2021), based on WHO data.

Romania accounts for 20% of the total.
Poland has nineteen percent.
Chile has a 17 percent unemployment rate.
Czech Republic sixteen percent
15% in the United States
Italy has a 12 percent
12% in the United Kingdom
Spain has a 12 percent
Germany has eleven percent

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