瑞典国王说随着死亡人数的上升，”我们失败了“。瑞典的大流行实验因冠状病毒病例激增而结束 从禁止大型聚会到停课，瑞典人现在正进入冬季，面临各种限制

[臭农民]

他们的局限性是只能平原作战。但到了平原又敌不过蒙古的包抄骑射。看结果，冷兵器还是带箭的轻骑兵厉害。

看来你不是很了解罗马军队啊

 

[ASSISTANT]

看来你不是很了解罗马军队啊

要是就盾牌短剑那就算档住箭也挡不住马队冲。

 

[lindamy]

5 hr 48 min ago

Europe's coronavirus crisis is resurging. For months, 3 Nordic nations kept it under control — without lockdowns​

From CNN's Krystina Shveda, Byron Manley, Henrik Pettersson, Susanne Gargiulo and Mark Oliver

Medical workers take samples from patients at a coronavirus drive-in test center in Espoo, Finland in April. AFP

Covid-19 vaccines are coming, but in most of Europe, winter is coming faster. In several countries, cases are surging again — after many countries seemed to be turning the tide.

Politicians are desperate to find a balance of restrictions that flatten the curve without flattening the economy or upsetting residents who are eager to reunite for the holidays.

"The key question now is to determine what is the optimal package of policies to maximize the health benefit at least cost," said Thomas Hale, an associate professor of public policy at the University of Oxford. "However, this 'magic formula' will likely differ across different countries and populations, and of course over time as the virus surges or recedes."

It's a complicated and ever-changing calculus, and every country is different.

But the approaches of three nations — Finland, Norway and Denmark — in recent months stand out, a CNN analysis shows. The analysis, which looked at data from the University of Oxford and Johns Hopkins University, found that while all three countries implemented some of the continent's most relaxed combinations of restrictions, they still managed to keep average daily deaths low — below one per million — for the three-month period between September 1 and November 30.

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Europe's coronavirus crisis is resurging. For months, 3 Nordic nations kept it under control - without lockdowns​

 

[lindamy]

5 hr 48 min ago

Europe's coronavirus crisis is resurging. For months, 3 Nordic nations kept it under control — without lockdowns​

From CNN's Krystina Shveda, Byron Manley, Henrik Pettersson, Susanne Gargiulo and Mark Oliver

Medical workers take samples from patients at a coronavirus drive-in test center in Espoo, Finland in April. AFP

Covid-19 vaccines are coming, but in most of Europe, winter is coming faster. In several countries, cases are surging again — after many countries seemed to be turning the tide.

Politicians are desperate to find a balance of restrictions that flatten the curve without flattening the economy or upsetting residents who are eager to reunite for the holidays.

"The key question now is to determine what is the optimal package of policies to maximize the health benefit at least cost," said Thomas Hale, an associate professor of public policy at the University of Oxford. "However, this 'magic formula' will likely differ across different countries and populations, and of course over time as the virus surges or recedes."

It's a complicated and ever-changing calculus, and every country is different.



Read the full story here:

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Europe's coronavirus crisis is resurging. For months, 3 Nordic nations kept it under control - without lockdowns​

瑞典与这三个北欧国家相比，死亡率高很多。是丹麦的4.4倍，芬兰的9倍，10.7倍。

#	Country	Total	New	Total	New	Total	Active	Serious,	Tot Cases/	Deaths/	Total	Tests/	Population
	Cases	Cases	Deaths	Deaths	Recovered	Cases	Critical	1M pop	1M pop	Tests	1M pop
23	Sweden	367,120		7,993		N/A	N/A	281	36,245	789	3,989,420	393,870	10,128,783
87	Denmark	134,434	2,828	1,035	16	91,263	42,136	87	23,171	178	9,376,922	1,616,214	5,801,783
101	Finland	33,162	309	489		22,500	10,173	30	5,981	88	2,306,497	415,977	5,544,769
109	Norway	43,783	201	404		37,658	5,721	35	8,047	74	2,584,584	475,013	5,441,086