SvennoJ said:
That sounds more plausible atm. It's hard to tell since it depends so much on population density and general behavior of people. It will also accelerate when more people are contagious within the same building. More virus particles circulating around in a closed environment. |
Based on that Harvard report you linked before, the virus were spreading since August, that would put the R at ~1.5 maybe even less. So you don't need to do much to contain the virus.
As for sweden R number, I think it has been below 1 ever since April 9, here's our chart from worldometer:
And here's how much testing we doing:
Vecka = Week, Green is positive result, purple negative result.
We were doing 20k test a week in beginning of april, last week 48k tests, we have started testing people with lighter symptons to the virus, that's why we saw an decent increase last week. You probably only need about 20-30% immunity in cities to control the virus if do no restrictions/social distansing.
I think the virus will be almost gone/eliminated next month in Sweden.
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