Thread by @PanData19

The social devastation caused by the pandemic response, which the WHO claims as further justification for increasing its power, resulted almost entirely from the ‘lockdown’ policies promoted by WHO, WEF, and their private sponsors. /1
pandata.org/global-health-… @bell00david

From a global perspective, these harms are immense:

97 million more people live on less than $1.90 daily. /2

blogs.worldbank.org/developmenttal…

1.6 billion students' learning was derailed as of February 2022. /3

nature.com/articles/d4158…

24 million children are estimated to have dropped out of school for good, and 11 million girls may never return to school. /4

businessinsider.com/11-million-gir…

100 million more children were estimated to be living in multi-dimensional poverty by the end of 2021. /5

unicef.org/reports/unicef…

Over 60,000 additional children died from #malaria in 2020 alone. @toby00green @sdbaral /6

who.int/teams/global-m…

Over 200,000 children died from #lockdowns in 2020 in South Asia alone. /7

unicef.org/rosa/media/130…

Millions of girls have been forced into #childmarriage. /8

data.unicef.org/resources/covi…

Over 80 million children are missing vaccination for diseases that significantly kill them. /9

data.unicef.org/resources/immu…

Over 80 million children are missing vaccination for diseases that significantly kill them. /9

data.unicef.org/resources/immu…

Africa suffered its first wide recession in decades. In developing countries, recessions raise #mortality, particularly among children and well into the future. /10

bis.org/publ/work910.h…