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10% of 5,821,297 is still 58,212 people who potentially get ill (and can die and can get into hospital). I'm not sure where you get the 15% higher death rate:
by berkes 5y ago
10% of 5,821,297 is still 58,212 people who potentially get ill (and can die and can get into hospital).
I'm not sure where you get the 15% higher death rate: any sources?
In .nl we are seeing the same numbers (but on a 3x population of denmarks). Hospitals are so full now, they are rejecting e.g. cancer-patients and other "plannable Intensive Care patients". Over half of the patients on those ICs are vaccinated; ergo, from a ratio of 10/90% the patients are 55/45%; ergo: they work. Certainly not fully and certainly less than (I) expected.
- marcusverus 5y agoI think he's confused about the data. Based on the Google data (from the graph that's visible when searching "COVID Denmark"), there are more Danish cases now than at the previous 2020 peak (3500/day then vs 4300 now), BUT hospitalizations (920/day then vs 430 now) and deaths (32/day then vs. 11 now) are down significantly.
- thinkindie 5y agobtw - 10% of 5,821,297 is 582k. Therefore even higher number of people that could potentially end up in hospital, ICU or dead.