China is reporting a very low death rate from the (Chinese Communist Party) virus. While the Chinese communist regime sees this as a success, can people trust those figures?
U.S. business magazine Forbes published an article last week, saying China’s official numbers on the virus are not trustworthy.
The report compared China to three nearby countries—Japan, South Korean, and Singapore. These countries are not only geographically near, but also tend to take relatively strict control measures. All of the three proved to be relatively successful in pandemic control. But China’s reported virus mortality rate is 30 to 50 times lower than these three countries. And there is no reason found to explain this difference.
