Nulla nuova, buona nuova
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345 dead in Italy in last 24 hours
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Nulla nuova, buona nuova
and all 345 were old and elderly 
Yep.and all 345 were old and elderly
And again, us younger people will recover. The tragedy is passing this on to the elderly, who wont.
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and all 345 were old and elderly
Proof?
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Damn near a %10 mortality rate! I figured the official numbers from China where skewed but got damn.
! I figured the official numbers from China where skewed but got damn.
when the outbreak started a lot of young medical professionals died. so I'm sure why people keep acting like it's some full proof age casualty shyt.
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the scary part is i believe that was 'better' than the previous day
I would love to know how many seniors died per day in Italy last year, due to pneumonia related complications. So we can make a comparison.
Can't find it online.
According to this article below, from start of flu season in October 2019 through the date the article was published (late January) there were 245 flu deaths in Italy. Corona took out more than that in one day.
https://www.thelocal.it/20200123/flu-outbreak-in-italy-half-a-million-people-struck-down-in-a-week
It’s one of the oldest counties in the world by median age. Lots of old people
about 4800 people in Italy died from pneumonia related complications in 2017. They now stand at about 2,150 deaths due to Coronavirus and we only in March.
I've spoken to two people (Italians) that have visited Italy a few times and they both said that it doesn't help that Italy's sanitary (including their version of a sanitation department) conditions are amongst the worst in Europe.
I've never been to Italy, so I wouldn't know either way.
I've spoken to two people (Italians) that have visited Italy a few times and they both said that it doesn't help that Italy's sanitary (including their version of a sanitation department) conditions are amongst the worst in Europe.
I've never been to Italy, so I wouldn't know either way.