I do not think that reported rate of infection is a trustable measure of the real prevalence. It highly depends on the testing strategy. Here in Hungary we tested only a few peoples; 31 000 tests were done up to now (as of 11 April). In the more or less similar sized Austria 111 000 and Czechia 114 000. (https://www.statista.com/statistics/1104645/covid19-testing-rate-select-countries-worldwide/)
The possible reason could be the population immunity and more importantly the mutations in the strain as Pakistan is witnessing 9 or 6 mutations in two findings, still needs further validation. People to people contact is appearing as a major cause of COVID-19 spread here and almost reaching 50%.
Level of under-reporting including under-diagnosis before the first peak of COVID-19 in various countries: Preliminary Retrospective Results Based on Wavelets and Deterministic Modeling
About 2.5 percent of Stockholmers had an ongoing covid-19 infection, according to a [RANDOM SAMPLE] survey conducted by the Public Health Authority in the Stockholm region during the month of March-April.
In Canada the method and frequency of testing is a provincial/territory jurisdiction. At this time most of the deaths have occurred in homes for the aged.
Dear two main reasons have proven lower COVID-19 case-death rates in Asian countries I have mentioned in my published ebook Book COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) and Bibliometrics of Pakistani Research
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1. low population density per square kilometer and