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That is an interesting site. I was especially struck by the high number of cases per capita in Switzerland (818.42 per million, at 18h20 UTC on Sunday 22 March
by akaashmaharaj 7y ago
That is an interesting site. I was especially struck by the high number of cases per capita in Switzerland (818.42 per million, at 18h20 UTC on Sunday 22 March 2020, compared to the global average of 45.79 per million).
Some of the very small states have outlandish rates per capita (San Marino at 5248.32 per million, Iceland at 1559.33 per million, Luxembourg at 1299.90 per million), but this is obviously an artefact of their tiny populations, and perhaps high rate of testing and detection.
- op03 7y agoIt's probably related to travel happening between jan-feb with China specifically Wuhan. What would be interesting to see is the air connectivity between Wuhan and all the most effected spots.