Last week I did some napkin math on numbers published and came out with a 2.5% death rate. I assume gathering statistics globally can be difficult since each j

Last week I did some napkin math on numbers published and came out with a 2.5% death rate. I assume gathering statistics globally can be difficult since each jurisdiction may count/report numbers differently and have different detection methods. Watching the (US) news this morning, they reminded that elderly and people with heart disease, diabetes, poor lung function, etc. are a lot more susceptible. I think I heard the normal flu death rate is still higher, would be interesting to see actual numbers on that although I'm not concerned enough to research.