Pakistanis Are More Likely to Die From The Coronavirus: Report

Pakistanis and other non-white ethnic groups are more at risk of dying to COVID-19, a report from British media said on Thursday.

The report included statistics from different countries ranging from the United States to Finland that indicated that non-white ethnic groups have been hit worse by the pandemic.

It was discovered after taking various factors into account that black people are twice as likely to die from the virus whereas Bangladeshi and Pakistani people are 1.8 times more at risk as compared to their white counterparts.

Scientists studying the virus also noticed striking differences in death rates based on age, sex, and other factors. Black females were more likely to die from the virus as compared to black males, whereas Pakistani and Bangladeshi males are much more at risk compared to females of the same origin.

The risk of Chinese and other ethnic groups from the East Asian region was found to be similar to that of white people.

The report from Britain’s Office for National Statistics (ONS) said:

These results show that the difference between ethnic groups in Covid-19 mortality is partly a result of socio-economic disadvantage and other circumstances, but a remaining part of the difference has not yet been explained.

The researchers hope that genetics may hold clues to developing medicine or a vaccine.

Via Tribune


  • You Moron – the figures You are quoting is that of UK….. do ur research first and stop instilling fear amongst people ; spread awareness if you can

    • they are just regurgitating what the agencies provide them. no one cares about pakistanis residing in pakistan

  • ProPakistani is getting worse day by day.
    their articles are nothing but a piece of crap

  • Anti Pro-Pakistan. Lol khna kia chah raha ha contradiction ha puray article main.


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