456 Positive Covid-19 in UK as of 11th March

[WTFH]

Why don't you watch a Quincy and come back and tell us.

Why are you obsessed with Quincy?
Is it your method of deflecting from discussions that challenge you?

[NigelJK]

How does that compare with this years seasonal flu?
How does that compare with food poisoning in the same period?

[Zigenare]

How does that compare with this years seasonal flu?
How does that compare with food poisoning in the same period?

How does that compare with road traffic fatalities?

[WTFH]

How does that compare with road traffic fatalities?

Do we include cyclist who have "accidents"?

[WTFH]

I see the UK is now up to 6 deaths, and the global average is 3.51% of those infected.

[AtW]

I see the UK is now up to 6 deaths, and the global average is 3.51% of those infected.

Is that from Fox News?

[scooterscot]

Up from 207 to 373 in 48hrs of this thread. Mortality rate 1.6%, although is likely to be higher as known positives are unmatched with current observed deaths. Don't wish to speculate but if 14 days from infection to death when known positives were a lot less, then UK mortality rates are either higher or there are a lot more positives out there than are known.

Coronavirus: UK virus cases reach 373 as sixth person dies

[rogerfederer]

Up from 207 to 373 in 48hrs of this thread. Mortality rate 1.6%, although is likely to be higher as known positives are unmatched with current observed deaths. Don't wish to speculate but if 14 days from infection to death when known positives were a lot less, then UK mortality rates are either higher or there are a lot more positives out there than are known.

Coronavirus: UK virus cases reach 373 as sixth person dies

At the minute Germany and France appear to be increasing dramatically under current projects. France sees 85million tourists a year but I can't see this spreading as fast as predicted in France, except to the south where skiing and snow sports are popular.

[ladymuck]

Any release of the total number of people tested as well as the total number recovered with no ill effects?

[WTFH]

Any release of the total number of people tested as well as the total number recovered with no ill effects?

Around 50% of those infected have made a full recovery so far (globally).
As for the total number tested, those figures are hard to come by globally, but country-specific figures can be found for most of Europe.