That might explain their numbers. They don’t make sense. No quarantining, business as usual and yet a lower rate of death.
How can that be
They were low early in the cycle before people had a chance to die. All of the Nordic/Germanic countries did. Unlike most diseases where 95% of the people who are going to die tend to die within the first 24-48 hours they seek medical care, this one is two weeks after they become symptomatic, and about a week after they are admitted to the hospital on average.
I’m going by these numbers.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/sweden/
They don’t trend like other EU countries. I’d have thought that their system would be overwhelmed by now.