China recorded 59,938 COVID-related deaths between Dec 8, 2022, and Jan 12 this year, said Jiao Yahui, head of the Bureau of Medical Administration under the National Health Commission.
The figure refers only to deaths recorded at medical facilities, with the total toll likely to be higher. It includes 5,503 deaths caused by respiratory failure directly due to the virus, and 54,435 deaths caused by underlying diseases combined with COVID-19, Jiao told a press conference.COVID-19 fever and emergency hospitalisations have peaked, said Jiao, adding that the number of hospitalised COVID-19 patients is continuing to decline.
Nationwide,"the number of fever clinic visitors is generally in a declining trend after peaking, both in cities and rural areas", she said.The number of severe cases has also peaked, she added, although remained at a high level, and patients were mostly elderly.
Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)
Now then realised denying facts to save face is futile.
Maybe not covid
By now everybody knows ccp data is always fake. Plus when it’s Covid related numbers are based on fantasy
人老了就會死，不要埋怨。
Their computer must be super slow to take so long to report. 🤣😂🤣😂
Missing a zero.
MD就是贱
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