According to figures collated by the Our World in Data website, Sweden had 6.08 deaths per million inhabitants per day on a rolling seven-day average between May 13 and May 20.
Ridiculously, they're discussing a death rate per day per capita, over an irrelevant timeframe. Sweden's COVID 19 cases remain under control. Their death rate per capita (as usually understood, over the whole pandemic time period) is still quite low compared to several other countries.
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> According to figures collated by the Our World in Data website, Sweden had 6.08 deaths per million inhabitants per day on a rolling seven-day average between May 13 and May 20.
Ridiculously, they're discussing a death rate *per day* per capita, over an irrelevant timeframe. [Sweden's COVID 19 cases remain under control](https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/sweden/). Their death rate per capita (as usually understood, over the whole pandemic time period) is still quite low compared to several other countries.
Junk article.
Ridiculously, they're discussing a death rate per day per capita, over an irrelevant timeframe. Sweden's COVID 19 cases remain under control. Their death rate per capita (as usually understood, over the whole pandemic time period) is still quite low compared to several other countries.