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CHINA’S coronavirus death toll could actually be a staggering 17,000 per cent higher than admitted in a shocking cover-up, an analyst has claimed.
It’s feared the country’s true Covid fatality figure is around the 1.7million mark opposed to the 4,636 reported by Chinese authorities – despite having the world’s strictest lockdown
George Calhoun, director of the quantitative finance programme at Stevens Institute of Technology, has alleged the regime has likely recorded fewer deaths in a systematic data suppression in a bid to keep its political image untarnished.
The expert, who has studied data generated by a model developed by The Economist, claimed to The Epoch Times that China’s official figures are “statistically impossible”.
Since April 2020, when the majority of fatalities were reported in Wuhan, just two deaths have been officially recorded by authorities in Beijing – ranking China as having the fewest Covid related deaths in the world.
“That’s impossible. It’s medically impossible, it’s statistically impossible,” Mr Calhoun told the outlet.
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