54 COVID-19 deaths reported by WHO members

As of yesterday, global COVID-19 deaths are now at 54.

According to Dr. Maria Van Kerkhove, Technical Lead of COVID-19, WHO Health Emergencies Programmes.

Are those figures since:

• January?

• for the last 30 days?

• or the last 12 months?

Maria gave no time frame.

Her job is to report global COVID-19 deaths to the World Health Organization or WHO.

The United Nations (UN) owns the WHO.

Their story is linked and imaged here:

UN's WHO reports global COVID-19 death now at 54

"There are still very large numbers of infections, reinfections, and people getting hospitalised. People still die of this virus and continue to suffer from long #COVID. So this is not the time to drop our guard." @mvankerkhove in @GenevaSolutions: https://t.co/fh8QExM2GT pic.twitter.com/4gj0jkIfsn

— United Nations Geneva (@UNGeneva) August 24, 2023

https://twitter.com/UNGeneva/status/1694847059616997810?s=20

What is the WHO's response to their own story?

Countries are “underreporting” their data.

What will happen next?

Reinstating global mandates for:

• vaccinations

• lock-downs, and

• masks.