Universities have created mathematical models that depict how viruses move through studying diseases that migrate through countries and communities all over the world. So, I used the math ratios
to find out how many people actually would be infected in China to demonstrate if 100,000 were reported in China. The answer using this math is actually 4,000,000 cases with about 80,000 deaths if
we stay at 2% kill rate. One Hong Kong Doctor said the actual kill rate in Hong Kong is between 2% and 3% kill rate of the Coronavirus as it is spreading.
IF China reports 100,000 cases then according to mathematical formulas created by universities there would be actually 4,000,000 people with it with 80,000 deaths at some point.
However, this doesn't mean the Chinese government would see or find all these cases because people
don't trust the government there for good reasons so they would likely hide their illnesses to have
a better chance of surviving the Corornavirus.
The mathematical formulas are based upon the number of cases outside of China. It is possible. (I'm not sure about this) but the same ratio might also apply to all nations at this point in regard to all the cases not being reported by people for various reasons (like economic and physical survival of families worldwide).
Because often being put in a hospital might mean you are going to die in China the way things presently are there. IF you get removed from your home you likely have a better chance of dying at this point in China.
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