WHO confirms mortality rate due to coronavirus at 3.4%, higher than previous estimate
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has now confirmed that the mortality rate due to coronavirus is 3.4 per cent.
The earlier estimates were projecting the death rate at just about 2 per cent.
The mortality rate for coronavirus is very low.
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Fatality rate depends upon many factors like where a patient is being treated, their age, the severity of the disease and any pre-existing health conditions that they might have.
Experts have predicted that the fatality rate of the disease will decrease as the number of confirmed cases rise.
A study conducted by the Chinese centre for disease control and prevention shows that the virus mostly affects old people with pre-existing health problems.
It shows that the disease impacts people above 50 years of age much more than other age groups.
Mortality rate by age:
10 to 19 years - 0.2 per cent
20 to 29 years - 0.2 per cent
30 to 39 years - 0.2 per cent
40 to 49 years - 0.4 per cent
50 to 59 years - 1.3 per cent
60 to 69 years - 3.6 per cent
70 to 79 years - 8 per cent
80+ years - 14.8 per cent