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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (153399)	2/20/2020 5:15:36 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 219578

Oh Oh, maybe twice as bad as your estimate Mq. worldometers.info They correctly compare cured with dead. 11% death rate is getting very serious when the ease of infection is considered. But that does exclude unreported cases where people stay out of sight and out of mind and get better on their own without going to doctors. So at worst 11% but maybe only 5% as per Mq estimate. 5% is still a Hell of a lot requiring emergency infection prevention. 5% of 1 billion in China = 20 million dead people = catastrophically cataclysmic calamity potentially. Mqurice