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In normal times Italy has a death rate of 10 deaths/1000 people. Which translates to ~1500 daily for a population of 60 millions. What were they doing previousl
by listsfrin 7y ago
In normal times Italy has a death rate of 10 deaths/1000 people. Which translates to ~1500 daily for a population of 60 millions. What were they doing previously with the dead?
- fcurts 7y agoThey buried or cremated them. Unsurprisingly, the system can't handle a sudden one-of-a-kind spike.
- gpderetta 7y agoThose people haven't stopped dying. As a comparison, 700 people have been dying every day for covid-19 in Italy. Also deaths are not (yet) evenly distributed but greatly concentated in the north.
- listsfrin 7y agoYou are building the world around your arguments. You have no proof but still talk, talk, talk.
- Gigablah 7y agoYou didn’t refute him/her.
- CydeWeys 7y agoWhat does that even mean? The world is what it is. Italy is seeing huge increases in background death rates at the moment, owing solely to COVID-19 (while at the same time seeing diminished deaths from things like traffic accidents, though not remotely enough to make up for all the extra COVID-19 deaths). What is your argument exactly? It's a fact that Italy is running at a higher overall mortality rate owing to COVID-19.
- marknutter 7y ago> Those people haven't stopped dying Right... they're dying from covid-19.
- kgwgk 7y agoCovid-19 deaths are not spread out over the country. There are places where people is dying at four times the usual rate.