In the first 6 months of this year Sweden recorded most deaths in the last 150 years

Other than Sweden, other European countries have followed another strategy against the Devid-19 pandemic, failing to close. But 4,500 deaths have been recorded between January and June by Covid-19, which currently totaled 5 thousand and 800, writes The Guardian.

A total of 51,000 and 405 people died in Sweden in the first six months of this year. So many people in this country have not died since they passed away 55 thousand and 431 deaths from starvation. Sweden then counted the population of about 4.1 million, while now there are about 10.3 million.

Swedish officials have claimed that mortality has increased by about 10 percent from Covid-19. By April that percentage had reached as much as 40, due to an increase in the number of deaths associated with the Coronavirus.

There is never after total closure in Sweden, as in other European countries. There has even been no closure of schools or most businesses. Sweden was focused on fighting pandemic with keeping distance.

But unlike Sweden, Norway, which has used retributive measures, has far better figures of Covid-19 with only 260 cases of death.