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[QUOTE="Dokey, post: 3611204, member: 9636"] More infected here, more deaths. If 1000 are infected and only 40 die that’s 4%. If 10,000 are infected at 4% that’s 400 deaths. That is why one fourth of all deaths worldwide are in U.S. where the infected number is growing. If living is important, you avoid those countries with more infections. The first goal is not to get infected. also those countries with a higher death rate are countries in which the most vulnerable died BEFORE they managed to control virus, so their percentage is higher because they shutdown and controlled it. [/QUOTE]
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