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If you mean in the context of Swedish deaths, those are 2,900 or so deaths, not 0.1 million. Edit: I interpreted the number to be in the context of Sweden, as
by llarsson 6y ago
If you mean in the context of Swedish deaths, those are 2,900 or so deaths, not 0.1 million.
Edit: I interpreted the number to be in the context of Sweden, as it was mentioned just in the sentence prior. Reply updated to make that clear.
- vertex-four 6y agohttps://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/coronavirus-death-toll/ https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/coronavirus-death-... - you're a couple orders of magnitude off the actual death toll.
- llarsson 6y agoI may have interpreted the post I responded to incorrectly to be in the context of Swedish numbers, since Sweden was mentioned in the sentence prior to the number that was cited. I have updated my response accordingly.
- Isinlor 6y agoSo, to clarify the number refers to the whole EU (without UK). Currently there are little bit more than 0.1 million reported deaths across the EU. And as I was saying, in the best case scenario, based on the current data [0] 1 million more could die if people would live their lives normally. But people would not live normally as they do not in Sweden or Belarus and economies would be in downfall anyway. The difference would be in the number of deaths, long term health issues, as well as in the length of the crisis - probably more like 2 years, or until herd immunity trough vaccination. [0] https://miro.medium.com/max/1400/1*G6ql9WUz114Mdwktyp53Mg.png https://miro.medium.com/max/1400/1*G6ql9WUz114Mdwktyp53Mg.pn...