You are wrong about nearly everything you've said here. The flu doesn't kill healthy people. There are now multiple strains of this thing. Also there is the normal seasonal flu which is still affecting peole and making them think they have coronavirus when they just have flu. Its not like seasonal flu (which is at its peak in feb and mar) went away or took a break this year.

It seems there is one that presents with mild symptoms, others that will give you a type of pneumonia that comes on so quickly that even healthy people die---from rapid inflammation of the lungs due to original antigenic sin of a novel virus that the body cannot cope with, so it turns into a pulmonary sepsis that kills the victim quickly. Flu makes people sick, and in very old or diseased people it can kill them in a number of ways. This SARS-CoV2 is very different from flu. Please stop calling it a flu. It's viral pneumonia.

That is why they call the virus strain that does that SARS-CoV2 (scientific term being used now for the 2019 novel coronavirus aka 2019-nCov virus (outdated term)). SARS is SUDDEN ACUTE respiratory syndrome. This 2019 deadly strain is literally sars 2 it is 10x-20x deadlier than seasonal flu (0.05%), which means its still not that deadly. But at around 1% mortality, that's 1 in 100 and that is not an acceptable number. That number is from deaths / confirmed infected as published by the dataset on the johns hopkins arcgis coronavirus world map website which uses live datasets from every country. That's the avg, worldwide. However the mortality is MUCH MUCH higher in Italy, and we don't yet know why. It's not demographics, as some have suggested