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Officiell data från Sverige är faktiskt datum för avlidna.
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How confirmed deaths are presented in our data
Our source for COVID-19 cases and deaths, the COVID-19 Data Repository by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University, updates its figures for Sweden based on the date of report. More precisely, every morning Johns Hopkins University collects each country’s cumulative total number of cases and deaths since the start of the pandemic, and subtracts the previous day’s total from it.
This results in a daily figure that corresponds to the number of cases or deaths reported in the last 24 hours—regardless of when these deaths actually happened. This means that if the reported death toll for a country was 20 for a given day, it will remain 20 indefinitely.
Because the Swedish Public Health Agency doesn’t report on weekends and national holidays, the resulting series is more irregular, but it doesn’t show the same systematic fall for the last 2 weeks as the data presented by date of death, as for every other country.
