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So an article that discusses a report from the Imperial College of London Covid-19 Response Team on the potential number of deaths from Covid19 that led the US administration doing a complete about-turn is now a 'series of assumptions'...

From the WHO Poorest countries hardest hit but measles remains a staggering global challenge Estimating the total number of cases and deaths globally and by region, the report finds that the worst impacts of measles were in sub-Saharan Africa, where many children have persistently missed out on...

https://www.aa.com.tr/en/europe/coronavirus-uk-20-000-or-fewer-deaths-good-outcome/1769436# https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/03/india-poor-testing-rate-masked-coronavirus-cases-200318040314568.html https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/17/world/asia/india-coronavirus.html...

Who is scaremongering - everything that I have outlined is backed up by cold hard evidence. Point out one thing that I have stated that is factually incorrect.

The CMO in the UK is saying that Britain will be very lucky to get out of this pandemic with 20,000 deaths More people have already died in Italy than in China (assuming the Xi dictatorship haven't doctored the figures - which they probably have) - and the number of deaths in Italy is...

As has already been pointed out - comparisons with the flu are irrelevant - up to 500,000 people die from the flu every year. This pandemic is on a different level - like the Spanish flu in 1918/1920 that killed between 50million and 100million people globally - that is the potential impact...

If they are going to impose a full lock down - 2 weeks will not be enough.