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In Moscow, according to official figures, 53 patients with coronavirus died per day
53 patients infected with coronavirus infection died in Moscow per day. This was reported in the operational headquarters for monitoring and monitoring the situation with the Covid-19.
According to the headquarters, all of them were confirmed by the diagnosis of pneumonia and a positive result of the tests for coronavirus was obtained.
In total, 3138 people died in the capital, whose Covid-19 was confirmed.
Earlier, the Financial Times and The New York Times reported that in Russia people who died from coronavirus may be 70% more than the authorities say, since it was such a percentage of lethal cases that were not registered in April in Moscow. And in the whole in Russia, according to journalists, supposedly about 80% of unaccounted deaths.
A demograph working with mortality statistics (asking not to name his name and position) and the chairman of the board of the ROO “Council for Social Health and Problems of Demography” Daria Khalturina told The Insider that the statistics of Covid deaths in Russia were really underestimated, and in general, the manipulations with the cause of death began several years ago, after the May 2012 decrees on the demographic situation.
It also became known that the number of people who died due to coronavirus in Moscow for April, according to new data from the Moscow Department of Health, was significantly adjusted-from 639 to 1561 people-due to the fact that the capital's authorities first took into account the asymptomatic patients in the statistics of mortality from Covid-19.
Read about how people who have not got into the Russian official statistics of Covid victims are read in the material “Dilute Statistics”. As the dead allegedly not from Covid are buried in double bags of chlorine .
The Insider also managed to talk with the sick coronavirus, whose diagnosis was simply ignored by the doctors, and with relatives of the dead from Covid, confirmed that the virus is not listed in the official causes of death.