That's interesting, how did Brazil's figures factor in?To bring it back to COVID19, I made a rough & dirty graph showing how the top-10 countries (defines as deaths per million capital, excluding mini-states) do when you take into account population density. The lower the score the better. Obviously the usual caveats apply but it does make it a bit more easier to see just how badly the 'whatevs' approach of Sweden has done. It also shows that the USA is doing far worse than you'd expect with regards to population density, that Spain has been hit quite severely and that the UK, Netherlands and Belgium are not doing all that bad from this perspective. Countrries are ranked bottom to top from highest casualties per capital to lowest.
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It seems they've taken down the running total from their stats now.
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