I think it's too early to know how right or wrong the UK strategy has been. When you look at cases per 100,000 of population the UK is miles behind Spain, Italy, Belgium, Holland the US and others. Is this just due to the level of testing? Sweden are even further behind with only 107.
It's difficult to make sense of the figures because the way they are reported differs so much. This is not a defence of the UK strategy btw, just that I'm keeping an open mind at the moment.
Originally Posted by: Northern Sky