from https://www.statista.com/statistics/1104709/coronavirus-deaths-worldwide-per-million-inhabitants/
(there is info (below the table) at this URL that explains why these
figures can be very misleading - however - my hunch is that both New
Zealand and Taiwan really do have very low rates of COVID deaths)
deaths per million people
15 worst
Belgium 1,827
Slovenia 1,651
UK 1,540
Czechia 1,494
Italy 1,449
Bosnia 1,411
North Macedonia 1,350
USA 1,313
Bulgaria 1,286
Moldova 1,284
Hungary 1,258
Peru 1,238
Spain 1,227
Panama 1,223
Mexico 1,216
10 best (first world)
Norway 104
Japan 40
Australia 35
South Korea 27
Singapore 5
New Zealand 5
China 3
Thailand 1
Vietnam 0.3
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Taiwan .00000002 (7 deaths from 23 million people - not listed at this
url - unknown why - maybe is included in China total)
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USA death rate is 4,314,142,858 times higher than Taiwan (thats 4
billion - by my calculations - which I might have screwed up)
USA death rate is 437 times higher than China
USA death rate is 262 times higher than New Zealand
USA death rate is 48 times higher than South Korea
USA death rate is 32 times higher than Japan
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Is the USA news media mentioning this at all?
I did screw up the Taiwan numbers vs usa - I think - not sure how I got it wrong
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worldometers.info/coronavirus/
USA 1,357 deaths per million
Taiwan .3 deaths per million (Vietnam also)
1357/.3=4523
so the USA death rate is 4,523 times higher than Taiwan and Vietnam