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UN Estimates Number of Iraqi Deaths at 24,000
Saturday, May 14th, 2005 | Middle East |
Tim Worstall and Tim Blair have more. The new number is substantially below the 100,000 deaths claimed by a Lancet study that was based on telephone surveys of 808 Iraqi households in 11 provinces. The UN survey is based on surveys of 21,600 Iraqi households in all 18 provinces. Via InstaPundit.
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