Prime minister Stefan Löfven of Sweden, on Sunday, the Swedish approach and that of the corona virus, defended in an interview to the tv channel SVT. The land proposed to be relatively smooth lines around the corona virus.
“It’s too early to make any firm conclusions can be drawn about the success of our business strategy,” said Löfven. “We have the same strategy as the others, which is to say the rate of infection to a level that our health care system can handle it.”
According to the prime minister, it is the over-mortality in Sweden, “it’s normal for this time of the year,” and will play in the number of deaths that the country has, how the numbers are tracking. Increased test capacity and would have resulted in an increase in the number of confirmed infections, but Löfven stressed that the number of hospitalizations and deaths is on the wane.
Sweden is globally known for its relatively flexible rules for the country’s set up all around the corona virus. Was elected to the society is relatively open and vulnerable groups are protected.
‘A critique on the coronabeleid it to
A criticism of the Swedish coronabeleid is increasing in the country and abroad is increasing. The country has a relatively high number of deaths. The death toll is at least 4.874 higher than the neighbouring countries of Finland (326), Norway (242) Denmark (597) are added together. The elderly are over-represented in the statistics, but it is that group that contains the policy-protected have had to be made.
Earlier this month, the brains behind the coronastrategie of the country, and Anders Tegnell, that Sweden may be more stringent measures would have had to take it. “If we had known about the disease, what is known, I don’t think that we have a policy that would have something in the middle between what the Swedes did, and the rest of the world,” said staatsepidemioloog Tegnell at The Radio.
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