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Sweden has admitted its coronavirus immunity predictions were wrong as cases soar across the country

Thomas Colson
Fri, November 13, 2020, 8:00 AM CST·

Sweden's chief epidemiologist has admitted that the country is now experiencing a second wave of coronavirus despite predicting that the country's no-lockdown policy would prevent another surge.

Tegnell had suggested that case numbers would be "quite low" in the autumn compared to other European countries which imposed lockdowns.

However, the latest figures show Sweden is experiencing higher levels of coronavirus cases, hospitalizations and deaths than its neighbours, relative to population size.

"We see community spread in many regions simultaneously right now," Tegnell said, according to Reuters.

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