The real death toll

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We can thank our lucky stars that we don't live in China, they've had it really tough.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-61307148


And still are.
https://www.voanews.com/a/beijing-reside...59441.html

"Unlike Shanghai, Beijing has yet to require that all its residents remain at home to contain the spread of COVID-19. Nevertheless, many people in its Chaoyang district and elsewhere are preparing for that possibility.

On Wednesday, city officials closed 60 subway stations, more than 10% of Beijing's vast system. They did not say when service would be resumed, according to ABC News.

Beijing, a city of 21 million people, has been on high alert for the spread of COVID-19, as restaurants and bars pivot to takeout, gyms close and schools suspend classes indefinitely, according to CNBC.

People who live in "controlled" areas, neighborhoods where cases have been discovered, have been told to stay in the city, and all residents must test for the virus three times throughout the week, according to ABC."

And you think Aucklanders didnt have it tough? But Aucklanders well most of them anyway did it voluntarily

But lets not forget that the entire country did reasonably well during lockdown, too.