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by dragontamer
2069 days ago
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My spanish isn't the best, but with assistance from Google Translate, I'm able to line up the death-charts with the cases charts. https://imgur.com/cJw6dTk.png If I'm reading that spanish correctly: its "Number of daily cases" (casos diarios) on the top, with "number of deaths" (Muertos) on the bottom, both in Madrid alone. ---------- The first wave is clearly wreaked by undertesting the population: Spain probably just didn't have enough tests to really count the cases back then. But for the 2nd wave (going until today), the death numbers clearly went up a few weeks after the case-count went up. The case-count has begun to decline in Madrid, I think they're "over the hump" (knock on wood...). So looking forward, they're in a good spot. But you can clearly see: when cases go up, deaths go up soon afterwards. When cases go down, the deaths go down soon afterwards. |
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