[drinkcocacola]

Well, I've been following numbers for the last two months in different countries from different sources. My initial best estimations were that the fatality rate was about 0.77% given the numbers in South Korea (high number of tests). Other countries such Spain were reporting rates of about 10%, however testing was quite low in comparison.

Recently Spain did a seroprevalence test (number of people with antibodies for Coronavirus) with a large sample of people. They found that 5% of the population had antibodies (2.4M people). Which means that the fatality rate is actually about 1.1% and not 10%.

This numbers (from 0.77% to 1.16%) have been constant in different countries, so let me express my disbelief with the numbers published by the CDC.