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We don't know. There are probably a lot of cases in Spain that are flying under the radar because people without symptoms don't get tested often.
by Tepix 7y ago
We don't know. There are probably a lot of cases in Spain that are flying under the radar because people without symptoms don't get tested often.
- rumanator 7y agoOP's claim was that "2% of people who have bad symptoms die." From Spain's numbers, around 10% of those experiencing symptoms that lead them to get tested by Spain's health service, which due to scarcity is reserved for serious cases and people on the front lines, have died since the onset of the epidemic.