Daily Confirmed cases and deaths
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France | Germany | UK |
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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. This is a bit suspicious.
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, with Sri Lanka a factor of two below Pakistan and Bangladesh.
By a large margin, US leads the Americas in confirmed cases, However, in deaths Brazil leads followed closely by the UK and Mexico.
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 again with Germany well behind.
A possible reason for high values of the ratio deaths/confirmed cases may be overwhelmed health care systems.