So, many local people as well as even health professionals will likely die just like in China until they get up to speed in various facilities. Though wealthier city areas here in the U.S. and Europe and Canada and places like Australia and New Zealand asa well should do the best, there are always unforeseen things that hospitals and clinics are going to have to deal with like a lack of the right kind of gowns and coverings to protect doctors and nurses and health professionals like Ambulance drivers and paramedics and the like nationwide and worldwide.
Because even one ambulance driver or paramedic without the proper protective equipment could spread this coronavirus to every member of their family and all their friends possibly in one night as a carrier. Because you can spread this thing even if you are completely without any symptoms and never get it yourself from the research obtained so far.
Also, it's not just a 2% kill rate in some places it is up to a 3% kill rate now. But, usually it is between a 2% to 3% kill rate so far worldwide. However, this is an average for all people zero to 100 years old or more. So, it's quite possible that those under 10 or 12 and those over 50 or 60 might be dying at much higher rates because of the way these things generally manifest.
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