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'If you followed this guy's advice, in one month's time the disease would have been absolutely all over Australia. 'Australia is not a loser as if they hadn't locked down now it would have spread,' he told Daily Mail Australia on Sunday. Medical teacher Dr John Campbell, who combats coronavirus myths in daily evidence-based YouTube updates, said this thinking was 'really dangerous stuff'. Professor Levitt said 'panic' from 'incorrect numbers' had prompted the lockdowns, which he said would cause economic and societal damage that would 'exceed any saving of lives by a huge factor'. Sweden has 264 deaths per million, Germany has 81 deaths per million while Australia is on 4 deaths per million. Sweden and Germany's death toll is also much higher than Australia's. Sweden and Germany have infection rates almost 10 times Australia's - but have not approached the herd immunity level of 80 percent infected.Īs of Sunday evening, Sweden had 2186 cases per million while Germany had 1969 cases per million, according to the Worldometers coronavirus tracking site.Īustralia had 267 cases per million, by comparison.
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