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“Children have a greater chance of being hit by lightning than dying from coronavirus with the death rate for five to 14-year-olds in England & Wales currently just one in 3.5 million. For under-fives, it is one in 1.17 million.” https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/08/06/analysis-danger-coronavirus-compares-risks-everyday-life/ …pic.twitter.com/A5Q9nsbmIx
"An average of 49 people are injured by lightning in the UK each year" https://www.researchgate.net/publication/223811436_Deaths_and_injuries_caused_by_lightning_in_the_United_Kingdom_Analyses_of_two_databases … Assuming those strikes are distributed equally across different age cohorts ~eight children aged 14 or under are struck by lightning each year.
bUt ThE kIdS wIlL sPrEaD iT tO tHe TeAcHeRs 
research from france disproves this - the vector is the other waypic.twitter.com/DcmliWOBHK
Wait! Lightning can hit PEOPLE!? That’s not safe! We must keep everyone inside, in their basements at all times so that everyone can be safe. The president must mandate this NOW!
What about children's family?
OK but these figures don’t show people dying ‘from’ coronavirus, just ‘with’ coronavirus.
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