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HIGHEST mortality rate to date (& date hit):- France 19.40% 14/5 Belgium 16.44% 8/5 UK 15.80% 29/4 Algeria 15.78% 13/4 Italy 14.12% 15/5☹️ Hungary 12.94% 15/5☹️ Netherlands 12.92% 15/5☹️ Sweden 12.57% 8/5 Spain 11.93% 15/5☹️ Ecuador 11.42% 15/5☹️
#coronavirus mortality rate c.f yesterday:- France 19.40->= Belgium 16.40->= UK 14.42->14.36% Italy 14.06->14.12% Hungary 12.90->12.94% NL 12.86->12.92% Sweden 12.35->12.48% Spain 11.90->11.93% Mexico 10.50->10.51% Algeria 8.21->8.09% Ecuador 7.67->11.42% Global 6.82->6.78%
#coronavirus mortality rate (with rank in cases) for nations with >1k cases 22:00 15/5:- France 19.40% (9), Belgium 16.40% (15), UK 14.36% (3), Italy 14.12% (5), Hungary 12.94% (65), Netherlands 12.92% (17), Sweden 12.48% (24), Spain 11.93% (4), Ecuador 11.42% (21). Global 6.78%
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Countries w/ at least semi-open schools: Australia Austria Belgium Canada China Cyprus Cz. Rep. Denmark Finland France Germany Greece HK Hungary Iceland (no closure) Israel Japan Lux. Neth. NZ Norway Singapore (no closure) Slov. SK Sweden (no closure) Switz. Taiwan (no closure)
Confirmed start dates leagues: Germany - 16th May Hungary - 23rd May Czech - 25th May Croatia - 30th May Serbia - 30th May Israel - 30th May Portugal - 30th May Bulgaria - 5th June Switzerland - 8th June Turkey - 12th June Iceland - 14th June Sweden - 14th June Finland - 1st July
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Hungary in World War II
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