While playing with publicly available data, I began to notice oddities in the statistics on Covid in different countries. I invite the public to participate in a mini-investigation, or at least help with ideas.
So, let's open a graph of new cases of diseases for some European country, for example, for Belgium:
Left April 2020, when everything was closing, How small this first wave seems compared to the second! Now let's see the death graph:
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