New Data Shows 60% Higher COVID Deaths In Mexico

The updated government data reveals that COVID-19 deaths in Mexico could be 60% higher than previously reported. The health ministry's new report suggests over 321,000 deaths are linked to the virus, significantly more than the 200,000 reported earlier. This new figure places Mexico as the country with the second-highest COVID-related deaths globally, following the United States.

What does the updated government data reveal about the virus-related deaths?

• They are 60% lower than previously reported.

• They are 60% higher than previously reported.

• They remain unchanged.

• They are 30% higher than previously reported.

According to the health ministry's report, how many deaths are likely associated with COVID-19 in Mexico?

• Less than 321,000

• Exactly 200,000

• More than 321,000

• More than 200,000

What was the previously reported number of COVID-related deaths in Mexico?

• 200,000

• 321,000

• 100,000

• 200,100

Where does Mexico rank globally in terms of COVID-related deaths according to the new figures?

• Third

• Fourth

• Second

• First

Which country has the highest number of COVID-related deaths?

• Russia

• Brazil

• India

• United States