Sweden's first case with community spread was from the end of February, so it's been spreading for a month or two less than in, say, Germany. Despite that Swed

Sweden's first case with community spread was from the end of February, so it's been spreading for a month or two less than in, say, Germany. Despite that Sweden has the same per capita infection rate and a per capita death rate of around 3x Germany's. And that's still with some social distancing requests, there just isn't a stay at home order. So yes, unless Sweden tightens restrictions, I'd expect to see it hit an order of magnitude harder than nations doing more restrictions, despite still having some.