> Germany is now testing 400k a week (I think that is what your number is referring to).& It's over 400k total as of March 23rd and 100k in the week of 20th. h

> Germany is now testing 400k a week (I think that is what your number is referring to).& It's over 400k total as of March 23rd and 100k in the week of 20th. https://www.zeit.de/wissen/gesundheit/2020-03/coronatests-deutschland-coronavirus-covid-19-who-pandemie https://www.zeit.de/wissen/gesundheit/2020-03/coronatests-de... > Another poster mentioned the decentralised nature of the German system, that has been mentioned as one of the reasons why Germany was able to test so much.* Seems to be, but that makes Austria's excuses look a bit poor. Here they have a similar decentralised system, but they're claiming that they don't get enough test kits on the market and that's why they're now testing 3k-5k a day despite having lab capacities >15k/day. If Germany can get them, Austria can, too - money shouldn't be an issue.