Raymond Lin
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I still think there could be more to this than looking at the numbers and only the numbers could indicate. For example in some countries the elderly and more at risk are perhaps more tied to their homes than they are in some other countries. For better or worse that could affect the death rate as could wealth, health, diet, social factors and even the weather.
japan, Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong all have varied social class, weather, living conditions.
Hong Kong especially, the highest density population is in Monk Kok there. Some of the poorest lives in a room size of a toilet cubicle.
Japan has a mix of country side and flats and houses. It has snow in the north and tropics in the south. It has enough variation between them to be valid to pay attention to.
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