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Why spain and italy having it so hard?
« on: 31/03/2020 19:15:16 »
Me and may girlfriend watched Chris on BBC news the other day. Talked sease to be honset. So great job Chris.
We are both wondering why Spain and italy are getting hit so hard. Looked up a oxford uni paper the talked about age demgraphics of the population and suggested that this was the reason for the high case loads. My girls friend thnks that the climate might be another factor in the high number of cases. Would this be ture.
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