I'm not sure what numbers you're referring to, but if they were released under Tegnell I would take it with a ton of salt. If you take a look at the BLM riots

I'm not sure what numbers you're referring to, but if they were released under Tegnell I would take it with a ton of salt. If you take a look at the BLM riots in the US, a lot of people were wearing masks. It's a contrast to several Trump events, where a lot of supporters famously got infected. That's not to mention the huge spike and spreading after spring break 2020.. I get the sense that you're trolling tbh. Edit: Let us assume you're not. "[Trump rallies gauged to] have led to more than 30,000 additional cases and at least 700 additional deaths." https://www.latimes.com/science/story/2020-10-31/super-spreading-trump-rallies-led-to-more-than-700-covid-19-deaths-study https://www.latimes.com/science/story/2020-10-31/super-sprea... "We demonstrate that cities which had [BLM] protests saw an increase in social distancing behavior for the overall population relative to cities that did not,” reads the report called, “Black lives matter protests, social distancing and COVID-19.” https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/report-blm-protests-have-not-contributed-to-covid-19-spread/ar-BB16wNM9 https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/report-blm-protests-have-n... The CDC states that schools are not particularly bad, and the worst scenario are small, informal gatherings cf. https://abcnews.go.com/Health/covid-19-spreads-easily-experts/story?id=74783036 https://abcnews.go.com/Health/covid-19-spreads-easily-expert... These 3 articles suggest that it comes down to behavior. So if we assume that the Swedish studies are correct, they would reflect how schools deal with protocols. I think it's fair to assume a different result e.g. outside Sweden or Scandinavia. It's also premature to say whether this still applies wrt the new variants from Brazil, GB and South Africa.