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LATEST NEWS UPDATES | 52 journalists died in India due to COVID-19 in last 28 days, 101 in last one year, finds study -Manasi Chandu

52 journalists died in India due to COVID-19 in last 28 days, 101 in last one year, finds study -Manasi Chandu

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published Published on Apr 29, 2021   modified Modified on May 3, 2021

-Firstpost.com

According to a study conducted by the Delhi-based Institute of Perception Studies, as many as 101 journalists have succumbed to COVID-19 between 1 April, 2020 and 28 April, 2021. Uttar Pradesh has seen the maximum number of verified deaths, followed by Telangana and Maharashtra.

April 2021 has been the worst for journalists in India, with 52 deaths being reported in just 28 days (data available till 28 April). This implies that on an average, two journalists have died everyday this month. According to a study conducted by the Delhi-based Institute of Perception Studies, as many as 101 journalists have succumbed to COVID-19 between 1 April, 2020 and 28 April, 2021. Additionally, over 50 journalists have passed away due to COVID-related complications since January 2021.

This data comes as India continues to see a new high in COVID-19 cases, since the last few days, with over 3 lakh cases being reported every day. As per the data from the health ministry, the country on Thursday created yet another grim record with 3,79,257 new coronavirus cases, taking the total number of infections since the pandemic broke out in January 2020 to 1,83,76,524.

This is the highest ever single-day rise in cases reported by any country so far, and the eighth consecutive day when India has recorded more than 3 lakh cases. India also recorded 3,645 deaths in a day for the first time, taking the toll to 2,04,832. The number of active cases has crossed the 30-lakh mark.

But experts say those numbers, however staggering, represent just a fraction of the real reach of the virus’ spread, which has thrown this country into emergency mode. “It’s a complete massacre of data,” said Bhramar Mukherjee, an epidemiologist at the University of Michigan who has been following India closely, told the New York Times. “From all the modeling we’ve done, we believe the true number of deaths is two to five times what is being reported,” she added.

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Firstpost.com, 29 April, 2021, https://www.firstpost.com/india/52-journalists-died-in-india-due-to-covid-19-in-last-28-days-101-in-last-one-year-finds-study-9576731.html?fbclid=IwAR1gxw9k01aYRSMM-66c7i7Z2rGnsMdwnr-BVFflOamsCC_hSRJQItIbsGI


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