Indonesia's Death Rate per Million Inhabitants Ranks 18th in Asia

Cindy Mutia Annur 24/12/2021 07:17 WIB

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By Friday, December 24, 2021, the Covid-19 death rate in Indonesia was 519 per 1 million people.

Top 10 Asian Countries with the Highest Death Rate per 1 Million Inhabitants

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Top 10 Asian Countries with the Highest Death Rate per 1 Million Inhabitants

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As of Friday, December 24, 2021, Indonesia recorded 519 Covid-19 deaths per 1 million inhabitants. This figure places Indonesia 18th in Asia, according to Worldometer, a ranking that has remained unchanged for the past week.

Globally, Asia accounts for 16.76% of Covid-19 deaths per 1 million inhabitants.

Georgia has the highest death rate in Asia, with 3,341 deaths per 1 million inhabitants. Armenia is second with 2,671 deaths per 1 million inhabitants, followed by Iran in third place with 1,534 deaths per 1 million inhabitants.

Lebanon follows with 1,324 deaths per 1 million inhabitants, Jordan with 1,191, and Malaysia with 947.

In Southeast Asia, Indonesia ranks second. Malaysia leads with 947 deaths per 1 million inhabitants, followed by the Philippines (456), Myanmar (350), and Vietnam (310).

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