Finland:
Total population (WHO): 5,525,292
Apprx. Deaths per year: 54,000 people
Apprx. Deaths per month: 4500 people
Date of Data:
April 1, 2022 (previous update February 3, 2021).
Total population (worldometers): 5,555,765 (5,500,000) +21,735
Total deaths with Covid-19 (WHO) since Feb/March 2020: 3178 (733)
Total infected (cases)(WHO) since Feb/March 2020: 889,626 (54,132)
Total deaths of total population: 0,057% (0,013%)
Total deaths of total infected: 0,357% (1,35%)
Total recovered (worldometers): 46,000 (40,000)
Active cases (worldometers): 840,448 (14,950)
Serious/Critial condition (worldometers): 32 people (35)
In Mild condition: 99,996% = 840,416 people (99,75% or 14,915 people)
Total recovered of total infected: 93,53% (96,03%)
13 June 2022
WHO "updated" its website between Dec 29, 2021 and first week of 2022. It "updated" its website again around Easter.
The column with number of cases was changed but the graph of total number of deaths did not change. It distorted the view quite clearly.
The graph "case-axel" has changed several times since then and a few times also the "death-axel".
The "cases" axel remains at 7500 Finland remains its "deaths" axel at 40.
25 May 2022
WHO "updated" its website between Dec 29, 2021 and first week of 2022. It "updated" its website again around Easter.
The column with number of cases was changed but the graph of total number of deaths did not change. It distorted the view quite clearly.
The graph "case-axel" has changed several times since then and a few times also the "death-axel".
The "cases" axel remains at 7500 Finland remains its "deaths" axel at 40.
22 April 2022
WHO "updated" its website between Dec 29, 2021 and first week of 2022. It "updated" its website again around Easter.
The column with number of cases was changed but the graph of total number of deaths did not change. It distorted the view quite clearly.
The graph "case-axel" has changed several times since then and a few times also the "death-axel".
The "cases" axel remains at 7500 Finland remains its "deaths" axel at 40.
1 April 2022
WHO "updated" its website between Dec 29, 2021 and first week of 2022. The column with number of cases was changed but the graph of total number of deaths did not change. It distorted the view quite clearly.
The graph "case-axel" has changed several times since then and a few times also the "death-axel".
The "cases" axel remains at 7500 Finland remains its "deaths" axel at 40.
25 Feb 2021
WHO - Finland - 23 februari 2021
733 avlidna och 54 132 smittade, sedan februari 2020.
40 000 är klassificerade som friskförklarade vilket är 73.8%.
35 stycken är under sk Serious / Critical condition.
5.5 miljoner invånare.
0,013% av befolkningen har avlidit.
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Av 14 950 pers som anses vara smittade så är officiellt 14915 stycken "in mild condition" vilket är 99.75%.
0,23% av alla smittade är i kritiskt tillstånd.
21 March 2022
WHO "updated" its website between Dec 29, 2021 and first week of 2022. The column with number of cases was changed but the graph of total number of deaths did not change. It distorted the view quite clearly.
The graph "case-axel" has changed several times since then and a few times also the "death-axel".
The "cases" axel remains at 7500 instead of 8000 cases and Finland remains its changed "deaths" axel at 40.
4 March 2022
Please note that WHO have "updated" its website and the column with number of cases has been changed but the graph of total number of deaths has not changed.
Therefore, there are visual differences with a reduction of "infected" in comparison to deceased. And, the graph therefore is distorted and not showing the correct view of high level of "cases" but now it look rather the same.
The "cases" axel remains at 7500 instead of 8000 cases and Finland remains its changed "deaths" axel at 40.
Distorted view.
22 Feb 2022
Please note that WHO have "updated" its website and the column with number of cases has been changed but the graph of total number of deaths has not changed.
Therefore, there are visual differences with a reduction of "infected" in comparison to deceased. And, the graph therefore is distorted and not showing the correct view of high level of "cases" but now it look rather the same.
The "cases" axel remains at 7500 instead of 8000 cases and Finland changed its "deaths" axel at 40 from previous 30.
Distorted view.
10 Feb 2022
Please note that WHO have "updated" its website and the column with number of cases has been changed but the graph of total number of deaths has not changed.
Therefore, there are visual differences with a reduction of "infected" in comparison to deceased. And, the graph therefore is distorted and not showing the correct view of high level of "cases" but now it look rather the same.
The "cases" axel is changed to 7500 instead of 8000 cases and Finland remains its changed "deaths" axel at 30 from previous 20.
Distorted view.
1 Feb 2022
Please note that WHO have "updated" its website and the column with number of cases has been changed but the graph of total number of deaths has not changed.
Therefore, there are visual differences with a reduction of "infected" in comparison to deceased. And, the graph therefore is distorted and not showing the correct view of high level of "cases" but now it look rather the same.
The "cases" axel remained at 8000 cases axel but Finland changed its "deaths" axel from 20 to 30.
Distorted view.
17 Jan 2022
Please note that WHO have "updated" its website and the column with number of cases has been changed but the graph of total number of deaths has not changed.
Therefore, there are visual differences with a reduction of "infected" in comparison to deceased. And, the graph therefore is distorted and not showing the correct view of high level of "cases" but now it look rather the same.
The "cases" axel is once again changed from previous report. It is now 8000 cases axel vs previous 4000 cases axel. Compare the visual of the graphs and also have a look at the Dec 29, 2021 graph.
Distorted view.
7 Jan 2022
Please note that WHO have "updated" its website and the column with number of cases has been changed but the graph of total number of deaths has not changed.
Therefore, there are visual differences with a reduction of "infected" in comparison to deceased. And, the graph therefore is distorted and not showing the correct view of high level of "cases" but now it look rather the same.
29 Dec 2021
Daily instead of Weekly
23 Dec 2021
Daily instead of Weekly
9 Dec 2021
Daily instead of Weekly
3 Dec 2021
Daily instead of Weekly
5 Nov 2021
Daily instead of weekly.
28 Oct 2021
Daily instead of weekly.
26 Sept 2021
Daily instead of weekly.
10 Sept 2021
Daily instead of weekly.
6 Sept 2021
Finland - the finnish lion ...
With 25 people deceased in the age group 0-50 years old, since March 1, 2020, one can wonder why 12 year olds must vaccinate?
60% of all deaths in Finland are people who are 80 years or older.
85% of all deaths in Finland are people who are 70 years or older.
data by Institutet för hälsa och välfärd.
ICU Beds in Finland decreased to 307.55 per 100.000 people in 2014 from 311.95 per 100.000 people in 2013. source: OECD
20 people are currently in ICU and 101 patients within the hospital care in the entire country.
SO, it is not an issue concerning the levels of ICU beds in this matter. The graph above shows clearly that numbers today are low in comparison to earlier peaks.
So, we do we see this type of graph from WHO?
Huge peak with infected and thankfully way lower numbers of deceased?
If I used technical analysis similar to what is used in share price technical analysis, the "death" curve is clearly downward.
The blue line is ICU.
Green is special care unit.
Purple is primare care units.
Way lower than previous three peaks.
3 Sept 2021
Daily instead of weekly.
24 Aug 2021
Daily instead of weekly.
18 Aug 2021
Daily instead of weekly.
4 Aug 2021
Weekly report instead of daily.
29 July 2021
Weekly report instead of daily.
20 July 2021
Weekly report instead of daily.
13 July 2021
Weekly report instead of daily.
2 July 2021
Weekly report instead of daily.
25 June 2021
Weekly data instead of daily data
3 June 2021
24 May 2021
10 May 2021
2 May 2021
20 April 2021
11 April 2021
5 April 2021
30 March 2021
24 March 2021
21 March 2021
8 March 2021
28 Feb 2021
25 Feb 2021
19 Feb 2021
