Daily Confirmed cases and deaths
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Cumulative confirmed cases and deaths
| Indian sub-continent Cumulative cases | Brazil, Mexico, US Cumulative cases | Europe Cumulative cases |
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Observations
The lag between daily confirmed cases and deaths is clear for many countries. A possible exception is India.
By almost a factor of 2, India leads the Indian sub-continent in both cumulative cases and deaths. Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Pakistan have over a factor of two fewer confirmed cases, and in deaths Pakisan and Bangladesh trail by almost a factor of 2, wiyh with Sri Lanka a factor of two below Pakistan and Bangladesh.
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For cumulative cases France leads Europe followed by the UK with Germany a long way behind. However the UK has a clear lead in deaths, followed by France with Germany well behind.
A possible reason for high values of the ratio deaths/confirmed cases may be overwhelmed health care systems.