I think this is why the mortality rate in Italy is 6.72% (15k cases) while in Germany it is 0.2% (2.5k cases). Iran is also high at 4.26% (10k cases).
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Illustrates why it is important to slow down the rate of spread. Once healthcare systems reach capacity, more people will die because they can’t be treated properly.
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But also overestimates it because (varying by country) the statistics will include nearly every death, but nowhere near everyone who has been infected.
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What exactly do you mean by “everything else”? Lack of access to treatment?
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@jeitoapp same happened in Italy right ?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Also, mortality rates are calculated on the basis of cumulated death on day N / existing infected on day N. 8 days ago Italy had 3,089 cases. Today they are at a cumulated 1,016 deaths. Either Covid19 kills quickly, or the actual mortality rate is much higher than 8,5%...
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