COVID-19 in India: WHO Releases Excess Mortality Estimates, India Says 'Validity of Models Used, Data Methodology Questionable'
"Validity of models used, & data methodology are questionable," the GOI said.
The Government of India (GOI) on Thursday took strong objection after the World Health Organisation (WHO) released excess mortality estimates of COVID-19 without adequately addressing India’s concerns. It said that despite India's strong objection to the use of mathematical models for projecting excess mortality estimates, the WHO released the estimates. "Validity of models used, & data methodology are questionable," the GOI said.
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#COVID19 | Despite India’s strong objection to the use of mathematical models for projecting excess mortality estimates, WHO has released excess mortality estimates without adequately addressing India’s concerns. Validity of models used, & data methodology are questionable: GoI
— ANI (@ANI) May 5, 2022
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