Facts

Everyone should check for themselves and think carefully, research online, and form their own opinion on the Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. You can find a helpful website with a lot of information here:

http://www.2019ncov.tatjanafesterling.de/portfolio.html

On Twitter, a user has already thought about the spread and infection rate (see image). On Tatjana Festerling's website, the infection rate is also clearly displayed. In my opinion, it will not take more than 14 days (03/08/2020) for Germany to exceed one million cases, as the infection rate is more than double that of the flu.

The WHO reports a worldwide death rate of 3.4%, roughly calculated, the following results can be obtained (without specifying a time period).

Population of Germany: 82,790,000

Infection rate 60%: 49,674,000 (60%)

Infection rate 70%: 57,953,000

Approximately 50 million people (60%) in Germany could become infected!

According to the WHO, the death rate would be 1,125,944 at 60% and 1,970,402 at 70%.

In my opinion, this is set too low, especially since there are only 8 intensive care beds available per 1000 inhabitants in Germany on average, so it is very unlikely that any of us will get one. Since the government is not prepared (no respirator masks etc. in reserve), these numbers should, in my opinion, represent the lower limit, and a death rate of 30% is therefore the closest approximation!

It is also curious that there have been no deaths in Germany so far, but the truth is certainly not taken very seriously here, as always. Following the motto, if the Chinese can do it, so can we. I also find it very ominous that the pandemic was predicted on 01/03/2013:

Deutscher BundestagDrucksache17/1205117. Wahlperiode 03. 01. 2013 Zugeleitet mit Schreiben des Bundesministeriums des Innern vom 21. Dezember 2012 gemäß § 18 Absatz 1 und 2 des Gesetzes über den Zivilschutz und die Katastrophenhilfe des Bundes. Unterrichtungdurch die Bundesregierung Bericht zur Risikoanalyse im Bevölkerungsschutz 2012

https://dipbt.bundestag.de/dip21/btd/17/120/1712051.pdf

Interesting details can be found on pages 50 to 80, for example:

'The present scenario describes an extraordinary outbreak based on the spread of a novel pathogen. The scenario is based on the hypothetical pathogen "Modi-SARS", whose properties are described in the information sheet (see appendix) and which is very closely related to the SARS virus. history has shown that pathogens with novel properties that cause a serious outbreak can suddenly occur. (e.g. SARS coronavirus [CoV], H5N1 influenza virus, Chikungunya virus, HIV).'

'2.1 Place of occurrence/Spatial extent Where does the event happen?/Which area is affected by the event? The event occurs globally (mainly Asia, North America, Europe). The spread in Germany is via a trade fair city in northern Germany and a university city in southern Germany (Æsee 2.4 Duration and Course). In the initial phase of the event, a total of ten cases are recorded in Germany. Two of these cases are of particular importance as they occupy key positions for the spread (see 2.3 Triggering events). The other cases involve travelers who contribute to the spread. The spread occurs nationwide in Germany, analogous to population density.'

Take your time, read through it, your life could depend on it!