DOI: 10.36347/sjams.2020.v08i05.039

Pages: 1370-1372

In a recent article, we have divided the cases of COVID-19 occurring in several nations into three groups, A to C, based on the rate of severe-critical patients out of the total number of infected patients, the ratio of deaths and the proportion of recovering individuals, together with various percentages thereof. Five nations were found to agree with our classification to group A, and they were evaluated for a stepwise progress during a period of 30-36 days. This was performed, in an effort to appraise the relative significance of the unbiased correlation between the SARS-CoV-2, the specific environment and the population set up, as it contrasts with the medical, social and executive struggle to overcome the disease. The comparison was done, in the absence of an efficient, specific treatment or of an effective vaccine. The death rate/1 million-population was assessed in the context of the above analogy.