That's the expected IFR granted everyone gets proper healthcare access. Roughly 10% of those infected require hospitalization, and you can't just put anywhere

That's the expected IFR granted everyone gets proper healthcare access. Roughly 10% of those infected require hospitalization, and you can't just put anywhere close to 10%, or even 1%, of the population in the hospital at any given time. Those resources simply don't exist. It also affects IFR of anything else that requires a hospital. If I get severely sick with COVID-19 (or literally anything else) where I live at the moment, I won't get a normal healthcare access. I'll need to get airlifted elsewhere. We're at 120% ICU occupation rate. Most of the deaths here are happening during transfers to other areas. It's seriously concerning that we have to repeat this after a year.