
"Sweden ripped the band-aid off and now they have herd immunity"
- Not working out so well.
Tegnell, who has become known for designing Sweden's anti-lockdown policy, admitted this week that the country was seeing significant spread of the virus across the country. "I don't think the definition is that important, but we see community spread in many regions simultaneously right now," [Chief Epidemiologist Anders Tegnell] told a press conference, according to Reuters.
“The number of people we don’t find with diagnostics is with high probability smaller than we thought,” [Chief Epidemiologist Anders Tegnell] said. [reuters]
“The developments are going in the wrong direction fast. More are infected. More die. This is a serious situation,” (Prime Minister Lofven, now in quarantine)
- Not true - the population was told to socially distance, work from home, and schools other than primary/kinder were closed. >50 gatherings prohibited, yes even in churches. Now actual restrictions are being implemented as well. Bars are now closed.
Refrain from visits to indoor environments such as shops, shopping centres, museums, libraries, swimming pools and gyms. Necessary visits to grocery stores and pharmacies are allowed.
Refrain from participating in gatherings such as meetings, concerts, performances, sports training, matches and competitions. However, this does not apply to sports training for children and young people born in 2005 or later.
If possible, physical contact with people other than those with whom you live should be avoided. This means, among other things, to refrain from arranging or attending parties and similar social gatherings.
Refrain from participating in gatherings such as meetings, concerts, performances, sports training, matches and competitions. However, this does not apply to sports training for children and young people born in 2005 or later.
If possible, physical contact with people other than those with whom you live should be avoided. This means, among other things, to refrain from arranging or attending parties and similar social gatherings.
- Well how about hospitalizations and deaths? Sweden's deaths per 100k is 60.12. Finland: 6.61. Norway: 5.48. Denmark: 13.02 Estonia: 5.75 Latvia: 5.55
There are currently 1,004 patients being treated for the virus in the Nordic nation’s hospitals — up 60 percent from the previous week’s 627



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