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by bigpumpkin
2275 days ago
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Guangdong China: 320,000 tests by Feb 28, 2820 positive cases. Positive rate: 0.8% Iceland: 3,787 tests by March 18, 330 positive cases. Positive rate: 8.7% Clearly Guangdong did more testing with respect to its epidemic than Iceland. Let's look at New York State: 172,360 tests by March 29, 59513 positive cases Positive rate: 34.5% |
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Hubei population is 60M. So they'd have to do 2.7 Million tests to have the same degree of testing at Iceland.
Even with an excessive lockdown, it seems that just on this issue alone, China's numbers look really quite wrong.
That there was a breakout in other parts of the country and almost no deaths look very suspicious.
Combined with the fact that all public Chinese information is part of an 'orchestration of public opinion' (i.e. propaganda effort) and is not based in any reality, so of course, there's a credibility problem to begin with.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_testing