The one thing that should be obvious at this point is that developing countries are not reporting their real numbers.
China didn't report until international cases arose. Same with Iran. if you look at the map of infected countries, there are several that mysteriously are between infected countries and somehow have zero cases.
Assume a pandemic. In other words, assume you are going to get it and maximize chance of surviving.
From what we know so far, many have very mild cases, some have severe to very severe. Some die from disease directly (e.g. loss of ling function due to a viral pneumonia), others from follow on complications (e.g. septic shock, secondary bacterial infection).
Based on published data it appears to kill about 1 in 500 of those under 50, assume 80% of cases are mild and that becomes in in 2,000; assume 95% of cases are mild (e.g. another cold or flu) for those under 50 and that's 1 in 10,000. So you risk if you are under 50 is likely somewhere between 1 in 2,000 and 1 in 10,000.
Above 50 those odds get worse up rapidly, more so if you are a smoker or live in an area with bad air pollution.
The one thing that should be obvious at this point is that developing countries are not reporting their real numbers.
China didn't report until international cases arose. Same with Iran. if you look at the map of infected countries, there are several that mysteriously are between infected countries and somehow have zero cases.
You cant do math when you have bad data.