Sweden's failed Covid response

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"Coronavirus: Swedish King Carl XVI Gustaf says coronavirus approach 'has failed' · Sweden's king has said his country "failed" to save lives..."

 

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On March 17th 2021, Sweden's daily COVID death rate was 1.84 per million and Canada's was .81 per million.

As of May 16th 2021, Sweden's daily COVID death rate is 1.44 per million and Canada's is 1.25 per million.

LMFAO


Imbecile.

Is there some point to that post with it's retarded insult & you laughing like a fool. Read this:

Lots of talk last year about Sweden controversially No lockdown/ Herd immunity approach to handling of COVID 19. Now a year later we have Data and can compare what the lock downs have achieved or not achieved.


Ontario: pop 14.5 mil


502k Covid Cases 8405 deaths(1 per 1725)


Sweden: pop 10.2 mil


1.03 mil cases 14,267 deaths(1 per 714)


If Ontario had followed Sweden No Lockdown approach we would have had over 20,000 dead using Sweden numbers.


If Sweden had followed Ontario approach and achieved similar stats they would have roughly over 5000 deaths.

 

[StevieRay]

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Sweden didn't give a fuck and it worked out fine for them.

Yep

 

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COVID-19 Deaths per million:

Belgium- 2,130
France - 1,593
UK - 1,884
Spain - 1,696
Sweden - 1,413

If accurate that wouldn't be surprising considering population densities. For example:

Sweden: 25 per sq. km
UK: 281 per sq. km.

So the population of Sweden is, so to speak, much more - naturally distanced - and therefore much safer in that regard, than the UK.

But compared with their neighbours Finland, Norway & Denmark - which have about the same population density as Sweden, or much greater in the case of Denmark - Sweden's covid19 death toll - with its less restrictive approach - has been a colossal failure.

"Sweden had 7.7% more deaths in 2020 than its average for the preceding four years.

... Sweden did much worse than its Nordic neighbours, with Denmark registering just 1.5% excess mortality and Finland 1.0%. Norway had no excess mortality at all in 2020.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-europe-mortality-idUSKBN2BG1R9