No, I was meaning the "Punish India because they had less positive cases" (which actually depend on the amount of testing).
As
@JDTAY's article does not contain data, here is the data:
Now, all the graphs go up, but they show only 1 month worth of data, and one month ago, India was at a low:
ThePrint’s daily Covid tracker that brings you the numbers that matter — from total cases, tests done and recoveries to positivity rate and deaths.
theprint.in
As for the "more tests means more positive people found". This region grew from 91.2K to 168.8K daily tests. Which is 45k daily tests more than the next biggest tested region.
However, the positivity rate is twice as high as the next up biggest infection rated region. Which means it either is a cultural thing or a housing thing, or another factor that skews the numbers.
But hear me out on this idea:
Bacteria => person with antibiotics => Resistant Bacteria
Resistant Bacteria => person with more antibiotics => Multi Resistant Bacteria
Virus => Person with Vaxzevria => Mutated Strain
Mutated Strain => Person with Vaxzevria AND 2021 cocktail => Hardened Mutated Strain