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Originally Posted by Romulus
Given around 57 million people die each year (2015 stats), the 400-700k is only 0.7-1.2% extra mortality rate.
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400-700k is just the deaths in Australia. That's around 350% more (160k per year in 2018).
People are hoping for sub-1% fatality rate based on South Korea, but they have far higher healthcare capacity than us, around triple the beds to patient ratio.
Italy's mortality is 7% and climbing as they run out of beds.
But yeah, lets go with MSM beatup…
