Coronavirus: Sweden beating coronavirus with Herd Immunity, Experts claim
Sweden beating coronavirus without lockdown? Evidence is gradually mounting to prove that Sweden is defeating coronavirus for once and for all without enforcing any mandatory lockdown. Sweden rather moved forward with the target of achieving "Herd Immunity" and is closer to achieving it, experts and researchers claim. Sweden's coronavirus infection rate has surprisingly remained low after initial high rates compared to other European nations whether the second wave of coronavirus is resurging. Leading experts claim that the policy of refusing to shut the country down helped build "herd immunity" - and prevent a second wave in Sweden. This strategy seems to have worked for Sweden well. Sweden's coronavirus infection rate is 28 per 1,00,000 peoples from the month of March and has relatively remained low throughout the last six months. Meanwhile, Britain's infection rate has climbed up to 69 per 1,00,000 peoples with the latest surge in coronavirus infection. Britain is mulling to enforce lockdown again. Similarly, the infection rate in France is seven times higher than Sweden and in Spain, infection rates are Ten times higher than Sweden. Kim Sneppen, professor of biocomplexity at Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen, told the Politiken newspaper: “There is some evidence that the Swedes have built up a degree of immunity to the virus which, along with what else they are doing to stop the spread, is enough to control the disease.” A Read the full article















