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However, diabetes is likely to be underreported as the underlying cause of death on death certificates.

Accounting the cost of cyber attacks, however, remains difficult as the crime is underreported, analysts say.

Public health officials consider that these cases could be vastly underreported, with patients too embarrassed to share such experiences.

Another form of piracy is when species of caught fish and catch weights go unreported or underreported.

But they also note that turtle deaths probably are widely underreported, particularly along coastlines with small-scale fishing.

"Small-scale fisheries are woefully underreported for bycatch, " he notes, especially in the eastern Indian Ocean and off West Africa.

But the abuse remained "widely underreported" , it said, because most children were too frightened to come forward.

Prior to this, child abuse was underreported in Jordan and discussing it was taboo.

"Sexism in France is prevalent, and rape cases are underreported, " says Linda Ramoul, one of the organisers.

In those circumstances, their underreported income would go undetected.

There are widespread suspicions of tax evasion on the part of big firms, which would mean corporate profits are being underreported.

However, the Pentagon says these figures are grossly underreported.

Even if underreported, the official death rate for China's coal mines is astronomically high.

And the Ministry of Health also vowed to punish officials who underreported the pandemic.

Traffic accidents in China, as in many large countries, are almost certainly underreported.

The disease in China might still be underreported as many cases are thought to be undiagnosed , Yang said.

Rape, on the other hand, is usually vastly underreported.

According to Dickstein, the misery went underreported at first.

This injury is underreported in developing countries.

Malaria underreported level in Menglian County, Yunnan Province

Sexual Abuse By Teen Girls Likely Underreported