Comments by "" (@neutronalchemist3241) on "Coronavirus: UK suffers higher daily death toll than Italy or Spain - BBC News" video.

French datas are like on a rollercoaster (one day 500 deaths, the other more than 1000) because they release the datas of several days at once.
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@deliamascellani7608 It's not the same. In Italy, like everywere else, many people that died out of the hospitals had not been tested, but many had been and had been counted. It had never been a definite choice to count only those that died in hospitals.
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UK simply didn't test anyone. That's why the line was flatter at first.
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@oafpolitics179 So far UK tested 4,667 for million people. Spain 7,593. Italy 14,999. Most of UK tests had been made in the last weeks. They didn't make 100,000 tests "initially" 100,000 total tests had been reached only at the end of March. With the scarce number of thests made at first, you couldn't really say how many people had coronavirus, or died of it.
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@oafpolitics179 I said that UK currently tested 4,667 people every million inhabitants, or 4.66% of the population.
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@oafpolitics179 Sorry, it's not a question of suggestion, those are the datas. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-information-for-the-public How you can say "the number of people infected/vs tested was 4.5%" if you don't know the number of tested?
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