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Second wave: India closing in on Brazil in daily coronavirus deaths

India's rising death toll is putting it on course to become the country with the highest daily death toll, shows an analysis of international numbers collated by tracker 'Our World in Data'

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Health workers and family members carry the body of a patient who died of Covid-19 for cremation, amid surge in coronavirus cases in Jammu. PTI

Sachin P Mampatta Mumbai
Until a month ago, Brazil had nearly 14 deaths for every one death in India (14 : 1) due to the Covid-19 pandemic. That gap has now narrowed to under three (2.6 : 1).

India’s rising death toll is putting it on course to become the country with the highest daily death toll, shows an analysis of international numbers collated by tracker ‘Our World in Data’. This comes even as both countries have seen a surge in the number of daily deaths recorded. The United States where vaccination is well underway, has seen a significant decline in the daily number

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