Corona: China will be ruined by giving complete exemption in the country, there will be piles of dead bodies
After facing huge protests, China has started taking steps to dilute its zero covid policy.
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After facing huge protests, China has started taking steps to dilute its zero covid policy. Restrictions are being lifted from less affected places. Corona testing booths have been removed in Beijing, after which people have expressed happiness. At the same time, there will be no need to show the corona test report for travel in Shenzhen city. But in the midst of all this, a shocking report of scientists has also come out which can scare the citizens here. Actually, it has been told in this report that if complete exemption is given in the country then how many deaths can happen in the country and why?
Now in China, more than two million people will die after complete exemption
Zhou Jiatong, head of the Center for Disease Control in the southwestern Guangxi region, said in a report published by the Shanghai Journal of Preventive Medicine last month that if China completely If Corona relaxes the restrictions, there will be a pile of dead bodies here. This exemption can kill 20 lakh people, which can destroy the economy of China.
23.3 crore people will be infected
In this report, it has been further told that after completely relaxing the corona restrictions, the number of infected people will also increase wildly. According to scientists, 23.3 crore people may get infected a few days after giving complete exemption.
Low vaccination and lack of hybrid immunity can be the reason
British scientific information and analytics company Airfinity said on Monday that between 1.3 million and 2.1 million people could die if China pulls out its zero-COVID policy despite the country's low vaccination and lack of hybrid immunity. Actually, according to the population in China, the pace of vaccination is very low, so even a slight relaxation can prove fatal. According to China's National Health Commission, only 66 percent of people over the age of 80 in the country have been vaccinated against COVID-19, while only 40 percent of people in this age group have been given booster doses.