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TN BJP says state govt should not under report Covid deaths

By IANS | Updated: June 12, 2021 14:35 IST

Chennai, June 12 Tamil Nadu BJP President L. Murugan on Saturday urged the state government not to under-report ...

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Chennai, June 12 Tamil Nadu BJP President L. Murugan on Saturday urged the state government not to under-report Covid-19 deaths.

In a statement issued here Murugan said Chief Minister M.K. Stalin should not under report Covid-19 deaths so as to avoid a bad name for his government.

Murugan said the state government is registering deaths of Covid-19 patients with co-morbidities as death due to co-morbidities.

The death certificates are also issued like that, Murugan said.

In another statement, BJP's Tamil Nadu Vice President V.P. Duraisamy wondered whether the DMK government is ready to come out with a white paper on the number of Covid-19 vaccines it had asked for, how much has been used without being wasted.

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