Mexico announced Tuesday that a clinical review of past deaths has led officials to raise the country’s confirmed COVID-19 death toll by 4,272, to a total of 227,840.
The adjustment was carried out by teams of doctors and is largely one of record-keeping because even government officials acknowledge Mexico’s true pandemic death toll is far, far higher.
Because the country of 126 million people does so little testing, many Mexicans have died at home or never got a test. So . . .
