If only 15%-19% have the virus and there are this many deaths thne the
mortality rates will be significant. Probably 5 times the lowest
estimates they made which had predicted that 80%-100% would get the
virus and only 0.5% would die.
The BIGGER QUESTION is who is susceptible to the virus because if it is
100% then we could see those other 80% get the virus over the next few
years... and that's NOT counting those with damaged lungs and hearts
that will die in the next decades from their reduced ability to breath
and that now have heart problems or weakness that they didn't prior to
the virus.
This is far more serious than just the body cout wee see today and
tomorrow, those counts are connected the hospital bed and ventilator
needs but don't connect to the future damage from the virus.
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That's Karma