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COVID-19 in Scandinavia

Comparing development of the corona crisis in Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland. Jacob Bøtter goes through PDFs, ArcGIS API's and government websites once in a while (at minimum weekly) to keep numbers updated.
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Pandemic

Daily tests
Last updated
6/4/2021 9:37:48 AM

Testing so far

🇩🇰 Denmark tested
4,865,484
people,
% of the population
🇳🇴 Norway made
5,805,313
tests
🇸🇪 Sweden made
10,241,969
tests
🇫🇮 Finland made
5,051,931
tests
New confirmed cases
Last updated
6/3/2021 9:16:14 AM

Cases so far

🇩🇰 Denmark has
283,089
cases,
4.86
% of the population
🇳🇴 Norway has
125,530
cases,
2.34
% of the population
🇸🇪 Sweden has
1,070,561
cases,
% of the population
🇫🇮 Finland has
92,770
cases,
1.68
% of the population
Percentage of daily tests positive
Last updated
6/4/2021 9:38:35 AM
Currently hospitalized
Last updated
6/4/2021 9:46:24 AM
Daily death toll
Last updated
6/4/2021 9:39:51 AM

Deaths so far

🇩🇰 Denmark:
2516
deaths, IHME predicts
4,874 (4,814-4,960)
by August 1st
🇳🇴 Norway:
785
deaths, IHME predicts
1,177 (1,153-1,208)
by August 1st
🇸🇪 Sweden:
14525
deaths, IHME predicts
16,765 (16,155-17,812)
by August 1st
🇫🇮 Finland:
959
deaths, IHME predicts
1,360 (1,349-1,375)
by August 1st

Economics


Before COVID-19, a normal day (
3/1/2020
) would see
975
airplanes departing from Scandinavian airports, on the last day tracked (
6/1/2021
) only
162
planes left the runway across Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland.
Daily airport departures
Last updated
6/4/2021 9:50:54 AM
Unemployment
Currently
1137160
are unemployed across Scandinavia, before COVID-19 hit that number was
843794
- an increase of
293366
.
Denmark is currently at
135312
(
147000
before), Norway at
162440
(
110000
before), Sweden at
521000
(
329100
before) and Finland is at
318408
(
257694
before).

Regional differences
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* In Denmark: byområde; Finland: taajama; Norway: tettsted; Sweden: tätort. In the Nordic countries settlements are defined as clusters of buildings with at least 200 inhabitants where the distance between buildings does not exceed 200 metres (Norway 50 m)
** Source: University of Washington, IHME, May 7 2021

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