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A record 41,335 new cases of coronavirus detected in Russia per day

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November 6, 2021
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Another 41,335 cases of coronavirus were registered in Russia over the past day, informs headquarters. This is another anti-record since the beginning of the pandemic. In the country, 1188 patients died per day. Most deaths are in Moscow – 98, in St. Petersburg – 86, in the Moscow region – 49. The total number of victims of COVID-19 rose to 245,635.

New episodes were recorded in all 85 regions of Russia. In Moscow, 6,880 new cases were detected, in St. Petersburg – 3,138 cases per day, in the Moscow region – 3,085.

Demographer Alexey Raksha previously told The Insider that there are significantly more deaths than official statistics. “It feels like we are now at the level of four thousand deaths per day. Last week there were 3,750 excess deaths per day on average per week, ”Raksha said. “Apparently, there will be growth for some time. Even if we are now at the peak of morbidity, mortality will peak in another 2-3 weeks, so November will be very sad. Although October turns out to be a record one – this month there will be approximately 96-100 thousand excess deaths, in November about 120 thousand, and in total since the beginning of the pandemic – more than 800 thousand. Everything that the headquarters says is a lie, it’s time to stop paying attention to what the headquarters, Rospotrebnadzor and Stopkoronavirus say, ”the demographer noted.

Earlier, the authorities of all 85 Russian regions announced the introduction of a QR code system for visiting public places. However, in some regions, this measure has not yet entered into force and will work until mid-December.



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