[BostonCard]

These sorts of reports are coming in from all over the world.  I don't have the links, but my rough estimate from looking at a bunch of these was that the final number will end up being 2x the reported numbers. 

Also, whoever made that NYC graph (the economist?) needs to have their license to plot data revoked for having different scales on the X-axes that make it impossible to compare the timing of the peaks.  But, to my eye at least, it looks like the home deaths are still climbing while the official count is decreasing.  That's scary.

The economist graph is truncated.

BC

[BostonCard]

These sorts of reports are coming in from all over the world.  I don't have the links, but my rough estimate from looking at a bunch of these was that the final number will end up being 2x the reported numbers. 

Also, whoever made that NYC graph (the economist?) needs to have their license to plot data revoked for having different scales on the X-axes that make it impossible to compare the timing of the peaks.  But, to my eye at least, it looks like the home deaths are still climbing while the official count is decreasing.  That's scary.

The economist graph is truncated.

BC