Chuckle!
Hyperbolic nonsense.
Every single country has had a different death rate.
Why don't you compare Italy to China or the US and conclude that the deaths in Italy are probably highly overstated given that 99% of the deaths in Italy are from other disease in addition to coronavirus?
And, the scary part is that the US curve looks just like that of Italy. It's still shooting for the stars.
Except Italy supposedly has 9,000 deaths from coronavirus and the US has only 1,500 coronaries deaths, even though the US now has 104,000 coronavirus infections while Italy has just 86,000 infections..
Your not looking at the real numbers. It depends upon who's case numbers are accurate. Of all that I look at, Germany is probably very accurate. And, our numbers are starting to look like Germanys. If you start from there and compare death rates, you come to the conclusion that Italy hasn't done near the testing as the US and Germany. And, the death rates are accurate. They came in suffering from the virus, and we KNOW they are dead. But, because Italy hasn't tested the numbers that we have or that Germany has, they haven't found as many infected people. Hence, I think their infected rate is actually over three times what they state. Now, the more infected people you find, the lower your death rate will go, because as the ratio of cases to deaths is less than the flu. But, what people are ignoring is this stuff is about 3 times more contagious than the flu. So, your case numbers will be 3 times higher, and the actual number of deaths will be proportionately higher. Germany's death rate per infected is running about .68 of a percent. But, to compare apples to apples with the flu, you would have to multiply that rate x 3 since it is 3 times more contagious.
Agreed. Many in medical community are pointing out that these are virtually all inaccurately filed death certificates. If you are 80, have stage 4 cancer and lung disease, and happen to catch a virus, you died of Cancer and lung disease, not the virus. If Italy’s DCs were correctly labeled, there would be no news (hysteria).