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Interesting. In Luxembourg at least you can see the clear seasonal variation and also the enforcement of stricter lockdowns pretty much 1:1 in death rates and infection rates, accounting for the ~2-3 week delay in infection intervals.


Same in Greece:

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/greece/

Lockdown started in November, and relaxed on Jan 15 or so.


When do you consider Luxembourg's lockdowns to have started and ended? Looking here:

https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus-data-explorer?zoomToS...

... the curves look pretty similar to that of many other countries. There was apparently (according to Wikipedia) one between Nov 23rd and Dec 15th but that appears to have made no real difference, in fact, numbers per million were stable during those dates when they had previously been falling.


Well, as I saw in Luxembourg you surely can’t experience any of the vaccination effects yet. Is there a government there or what is going on?


For vaccinations? Nope, too few people have been vaccinated. But the claim above was for <<lockdowns>>, for which we do have data.




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