Covid was twice as deadly in poor countries as in rich ones ...Middle East

In the early months of the pandemic, there was a perception that high-income countries had bore the brunt of covid. In May 2020, the medical journal The Lancet (pdf) wrote that “for the first time in the post-war history of epidemics, there is a reversal of which countries are most heavily affected by a disease pandemic.” Indeed, it seemed that deaths were concentrated in rich countries.It wasn’t quite so. As the pandemic progressed, more accurate calculations showed that even though rich countries were uncharacteristically hit in a dramatic way, poorer ones still paid a higher toll. Comparing reporting on covid deaths from low- and middle-income countries with data on the same countries’ ex

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