Wikipedia: Inconsistent numbers due to the lack of knowledge over documentation
"I went through the WHO reports, and noticed that the mistake in this table in what is counted as "China". Note that in the WHO report, what is described as China is not just mainland China: it includes Mainland China + Hong Kong + Macao + Taiwan (listed as "Taipei and environs"). However in this Wiki template, HK, Macao and Taiwan are listed as separate entries, and are therefore mistakenly counted twice." 28.179.141.19 (talk) 15:22, 3 March 2020 (UTC)
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