Sweden is not so rosy as everyone thinks!

[Penelope]

Antibody tests are carried out in Tensta, one of the hardest hit areas of Stockholm. Photo: Ali Lorestani / TT

In a week where the official death toll from the coronavirus passed 2,500 in Sweden, authorities have repeatedly warned that the danger is far from over and we will live with the virus for a long time to come. Here's a look at social distancing measures, healthcare efforts, and everyday life in Sweden through ten striking pictures.
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Hospital staff work outside St Görans Hospital in Stockholm, which has been caring for coronavirus patients since the earliest stages of the outbreak in Sweden. Stockholm remains the epicentre of the outbreak, with around half of all known cases and deaths, but this week there were signs of a rise in the infection curve in several other regions.
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In central Stockholm, one of many shops that has filed for bankruptcy holds a closing-down sale.

https://www.thelocal.se/20200501/the-week-in-pictures-sweden-ramps-up-coronavirus-warnings-as-long-weekend-begins

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the link has a lot of pictures.

 

[Tijn Von Ingersleben]

Antibody tests are carried out in Tensta, one of the hardest hit areas of Stockholm. Photo: Ali Lorestani / TT

In a week where the official death toll from the coronavirus passed 2,500 in Sweden, authorities have repeatedly warned that the danger is far from over and we will live with the virus for a long time to come. Here's a look at social distancing measures, healthcare efforts, and everyday life in Sweden through ten striking pictures.
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Hospital staff work outside St Görans Hospital in Stockholm, which has been caring for coronavirus patients since the earliest stages of the outbreak in Sweden. Stockholm remains the epicentre of the outbreak, with around half of all known cases and deaths, but this week there were signs of a rise in the infection curve in several other regions.
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In central Stockholm, one of many shops that has filed for bankruptcy holds a closing-down sale.

https://www.thelocal.se/20200501/the-week-in-pictures-sweden-ramps-up-coronavirus-warnings-as-long-weekend-begins

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the link has a lot of pictures.

Average age? Pre-existing condition?
Get back with us when 20 year olds are dying in droves.

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

Worst thread ever.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

Antibody tests are carried out in Tensta, one of the hardest hit areas of Stockholm. Photo: Ali Lorestani / TT

In a week where the official death toll from the coronavirus passed 2,500 in Sweden, authorities have repeatedly warned that the danger is far from over and we will live with the virus for a long time to come. Here's a look at social distancing measures, healthcare efforts, and everyday life in Sweden through ten striking pictures.
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Hospital staff work outside St Görans Hospital in Stockholm, which has been caring for coronavirus patients since the earliest stages of the outbreak in Sweden. Stockholm remains the epicentre of the outbreak, with around half of all known cases and deaths, but this week there were signs of a rise in the infection curve in several other regions.
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In central Stockholm, one of many shops that has filed for bankruptcy holds a closing-down sale.

https://www.thelocal.se/20200501/the-week-in-pictures-sweden-ramps-up-coronavirus-warnings-as-long-weekend-begins

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the link has a lot of pictures.

Here are your numbers, dumbshit.

Sweden is rocking it.

If they hadn't pulled a Cuomo and infected all those elderly, they'd look no different than Denmark.

WITHOUT SHUTTING DOWN.

Sweden's No-Lockdown COVID Numbers are Even Better Than They Look

www.redstate.com

 

[harmonica]

Swedish are better looking