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I was working from the figures here: https://c19.se https://c19.se But I see that you stated in another post that Sweden's bars and restaurants are closed, so I
by null_object 6y ago
I was working from the figures here:
https://c19.se https://c19.se
But I see that you stated in another post that Sweden's bars and restaurants are closed, so I don't think we're going to agree about statistics.
- ynfnehf 6y agoI also tried checking the statistics, i.e. SCB deaths - FoHM deaths and found no big deviation from the 2015-2019 mean. Both data from the official excel sheets.
- henrikschroder 6y agoc19.se reports 921 total deaths by April 12th, and 23 dead by March 22nd. That results in 898 dead for weeks 13 to 15. You said 500 deaths for that time period, but your own source says 898. Your numbers are wrong. > I don't think we're going to agree about statistics. 898 vs 500 is not a matter of opinion or agreeing.
- null_object 6y agoMy numbers were for Stockholm - not the entire country. The deaths during that period for covid-19 were around 500 and the excess deaths around 900+
- henrikschroder 6y ago> My numbers were for Stockholm This is the first time in this entire comment chain that you mentioned that, just pointing that out. But yeah, you're right. 901 excess deaths for Stockholms län during those three weeks according to SCB, with 518 covid-19 deaths according to c19.se So Sweden is probably still underreporting. Expanding the area to the entire country makes the discrepancy smaller, but at the same time Stockholm has been hardest hit, so that's still consistent with underreporting. Interesting!
- gpderetta 6y agoSo less people are dying outside of Stockholm? Interesting.