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Italy’s family unity could be its biggest weakness against coronavirus

10 April 2020

10:10 PM

10 April 2020

10:10 PM

Italy still currently has the highest reported fatality rate in the world, at 12.7 per cent. And that death toll is widely thought to be even higher than officially reported. In comparison, Germany has a recorded fatality rate of two per cent. Yet both countries have similar levels of infection rates.

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