The report has revealed in the form of statistics how many lives have been lost to the COVID-19 pandemic, which is shocking to hear. Although everyone is aware of the huge number of lives lost to COVID-19, which broke out in early 2020, the question of how many? However, the recently released report provides details of the number of lives lost to COVID-19. The Census Department, under the auspices of the Union home Ministry, has released this report. Looking at the details revealed by the Civil Registration System Report 2021, 1.02 crore people died across the country in 2021. 21.08 lakh people died, more than the previous year. That is, the total deaths are 25.9 percent more than the previous year. And what about the deaths in the telugu states? This report answered the question. While 1.01 lakh people died in andhra pradesh in 2021, it was concluded that 31,298 more people died in Telangana. In the same percentages, there were 22.22 percent more deaths in ap compared to the previous year. telangana had 15.4 percent more deaths.
Regarding the telugu states, there were huge fluctuations in the deaths recorded before the division of the state and in the following years. In the years after the division, differences in deaths were seen in ap from a minimum of 0.85 percent to a maximum of 13.33 percent. It is noteworthy that in 2021, when COVID-19 spread heavily, the death rate was 22.2 percent higher than before. Now.. When it comes to telangana, deaths were recorded less in the three years before 2019. In contrast, in 2019, the death rate was unusually recorded at 67.21 percent compared to previous years. The reason for this is that deaths were recorded less in previous years. While the minimum death rate in telangana was 6.25 percent, the maximum was 13.34 percent. In 2021, there was a 15.40 percent increase in deaths due to COVID-19. It is noteworthy that in 2021, out of the deaths that occurred across the country, men accounted for 60.8 percent, while women accounted for 39.2 percent.
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Sowmiya Sriram

10/05/2025 10:37 AM