In reality this means that somewhere between 3 to 10 times as many people are actually infected.
So, let's take the highest number (which could be lower or higher than that of the actual number worldwide because of many different factors.
What is 10 times 9 million? That would be 90 million people with coronavirus.
If we were in Europe or the U.S. with the lifestyles present there we could say only 2% of these people will die. (But it would be much much higher than this in most of the world in reality).
This would mean that around 1,800,000 people likely are dead or soon will be from this number.
I don't think the actual number of dead from Coronavirus (or the deaths caused by losing this many elders worldwide) will ever be fully calculated.
If you look at families just here in the U.S. who had lost a loved one to almost anything. How many of these families don't make it or fly apart to all corners of the world?
The same is true with each one of these deaths too worldwide.
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