Excess deaths may come from the restrictions that were placed upon businesses, not from COVID itself. Especially in a place with many food-insecure people like India.
Edit: since people downvote anything that goes against their narrative, here’s a link.
> “For eight days, there was not a single grain in our house to eat and my sister became very weak during this time,” reflects Pooja Kumari, 15.
> “We were all worried about her deteriorating condition but due to our lack of money, we could neither feed her or get her treated at any nearby hospital.”
Edit: since people downvote anything that goes against their narrative, here’s a link.
> “For eight days, there was not a single grain in our house to eat and my sister became very weak during this time,” reflects Pooja Kumari, 15.
> “We were all worried about her deteriorating condition but due to our lack of money, we could neither feed her or get her treated at any nearby hospital.”
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/science-and-diseas...