CV and mad panic behaviour

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Sorry,
I'm not seeing the problem in Sweden either....
How is it worse than other countries in that area.
They had an horrific run early in the pandemic...apparently they didn't lock down as hard as other countries.
But their numbers and deaths seem to have tapered off.
Are they getting a second wave worse than other places in Europe?

New infection cases are just starting to spike, so much for herd immunity by attrition!

So now Sweden's domestic politicians are talking regional lock-downs Victoria style. Having suffered horribly in the start with 319 deaths per million, more than tenfold higher than some neighbouring countries to preserve some fiscal posterity, they are now talking about wearing the very same regional pain as other location$. It looks like they have worn a bunch of deaths for nothing basically! The Swedes are spinning it as moving towards controlled and capped restrictions, in effect that is the same failed path that Britain had already tried.

Britain in the meantime has now legislated one of the world's highest personal fines to try and put a brake on the rapidly growing infection rate. My associates in the UK say things are looking very grim as Autumn arrives, especially with the growing number of re-infection cases and no signs of a wide-spread vaccine before mid-2021.

Globally there is a bigger problem, there are a number of studies coming out now showing significant long term cost of moderate COVID infections. These are infections that did not require hospitalisation, "Just a cold" type infections, except a significant percentage of those infected now have signs of heart and lung damage at 3 to 6 months after COVID infection.

Just a cold! :o