Covid 19 -

[Romulus]

Originally Posted by russellw

I'm not sure why you picked Denmark as 'different'. Denmark has largely followed a similar model to us and was one of the first to initiate lockdowns and legal sanctions for non-compliance and as such their case rate is better than other European countries at 155 per 100k compared to some similarly sized countries like Belgium (413) and Ireland (410) but not as well as Finland (88.5) or Australia (26.45).

Apologies. I meant Sweden. They're using the herd immunity approach in combination with social distancing where appropriate. While they do accept they have higher infection rate and death rate, should their herd immunity approach continue they will likely have the lowest rate of reinfection. The World Health Agency advises against this approach, and points to the cases in South Korea where 222 previous patients have tested positive to CV19.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/...072044548.html

https://www.foxnews.com/world/who-sw...-for-the-world