ACTUAL DEATH RATES OF H1N1 INFLUENZA (SWINE FLU)

Thsi is just an overview, more detailed figures can be find at http://www.flucount.org/

There is not a lot of changement if compared to the previous figures I published. In the following just a selection of important (at least for me) statistical relavent countries:

Paraguay (leader): 1/10 ( that means of 10 caes 1 will die )
Ghana : 1/14
Brazil : 1/19
India : 1/32
Spain : 1/37
US : 1/80
France : 1/128
Australia : 1/200
Italy : 1/675
Belgium : 1/1177
Portugal : 1/7120
Germany : 1/21129



These are amazing figures showing that in in most countries H1N1 remain a big danger for live. In other countries the death rates are comparable to or even less than the regular influeza (flu). Is there an explanation for it ? I cannot imagine that the quality of health service in Spain and France is considerable lower than in Belgium or Portugal.
Who has an explanation for these figures.
Regarding India there is an explanation: first the health service at the rural site is almost non- existing and second the governement decided that only public clinics can handle swine flu cases and the more efficient and better equipped private hospitals are not entitled to treat the illness