Maybe do some research and you could then answer your own question.
Start with the French hospital publishing daily updates to their ongoing clinical trial. To date 2999 Covid-19 patients treat 3 days or more with HCQ+AZ with 12 deaths. This equates to a .4% mortality rate. All with underlying health conditions.
https://www.mediterranee-infection.com/covid-19/
Regarding the French hospital site, can you translate and interpret the following:
1. The heading for the 91k tests: Is it total tests the hospital has given?
2. The heading for the 36k tests: Is that total patients tested?
3. The heading for the 4.5k tests: Is that total patients with Covid-19?
And then, do you know if the 3000 treated with HCQ/zithro and the 12 deaths are included in the total hospital numbers? If so, that would mean they’re treating 65.5% of their Covid patients with HCQ and getting only 12% of the deaths. And it would also mean that only 12/2999 = 0.4% are dying of the treated patients whereas 88/(4579-2999) = 88/1580 = 5.6% of the untreated are dying. But I don’t know if the 4,579 includes the 2,999?
Comparing the two numbers isn’t quite fair though, because some patients are probably in such bad shape on arrival that they can’t get 3 days of the drug combo into them. And then you also don’t know the final outcome of the 2,999 patients yet. They need to start posting some recovery numbers too for this to have much meaning.