[Paul R.]

The restrictions in Sweden (many still voluntary) are considerably more extensive than described here, and their case curve still (4/10/20) is looking pretty brutal. Unless they have a lot more ICU's per capita than most of Europe, they may be in trouble. Also concerning is the shortage of PPE:

The National Board of Health and Welfare ('Socialstyrelsen') confirmed that there is no preparedness storage and nothing to distribute to the health care sector

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_coronavirus_pandemic_in_Sweden

Sweden does have the advantage of, most likely, a generally more disciplined population than the US. And, at least in Stockholm, the posted article says 50% of the population is said to be working from home. I doubt we could do that in most (if any) US cities.

[Paul R.]

Correction: 50% of Stockholm’s residents are said to be working from home.