Right now the other countries have not experienced the overwhelming of healthcare capabilities and facilities that China had. S. Korea is close as doctors were calling nationwide looking for beds. Iran is probably already there, but are very secretive. The numbers are fairly close to China, I think.
Singapore is looking the best, but they are doing diligent contact tracing and testing, which has allowed the, to stay on top of things so far.
Curious as to what the US will look like. Hopefully it’s not too late to be like Singapore, but probably is.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/oregon-school-employee-tests-positive-for-coronavirus
The teacher became sick 10 days ago and went to the doctor but still hasn’t been confirmed by CDC.
The teen went to two clinics, felt better so went back to school only to find out test was positive.
“The few students they were in contact with have been notified and will remain home for 14 days with symptom monitoring” Really, the few? How about the whole school? Front door, back door, all doors, restroom use, all the desk “they” (aka he or she) sat in, they’s (yeah, not proper English) locker and surrounding lockers, the lunchroom or smoking corner, did “they” run their hand down the hallway walls and every student they passed or sat near and...... And “they’s” sibling who goes to another school.
I’m tempted to say that you left out North Korea, but in fairness, they have no capabilities and facilities to overwhelm.