I live in Scotland and we are at 19, 126 confirmed infections with 2,491 deaths. That gives us a fatality rate of about 13% It seems from other countries that

I live in Scotland and we are at 19, 126 confirmed infections with 2,491 deaths. That gives us a fatality rate of about 13% It seems from other countries that a 13% fatality rate is far too high. Is it reasonable to think the fatality rate is really around 1% in Scotland, therefore we've probably had closer to 250k cases? Or could we have been unlucky that the majority of people who contracted covid in Scotland were in the vulnerable group and so 13% fatality rate could be reasonable?