Well, to be fair, there was something that is close to the flu that caused deaths, but we are talking about a very minor death count. Here are the numbers - and be reminded that I checked Germany, Britain, Sweden and partly US, and numbers were often overblown - and for some reason Britain had it worst, which is still only 0.14% of the population - and be reminded that these are official numbers and are therefore possibly overblown as well:

Annual Generic Death Rate [Deaths / Population size]

• Germany, Britain, Italy, Japan: 1.0-1.1%
• USA: 0.75%

Covid Death Rate [Deaths / Population Size] with official numbers as baseline [F = Mask-Free] [V = Verified] [C = Corrected & V]

• Singapore: 0.0005%
• Japan: 0.001%
• Uruguay: 0.001%
• Australia: 0.002%
• Germany: 0.0025% (C from 0.01%)
• USA: 0.003% (C from 0.045%)
• Norway: 0.005% (F)
• Poland: 0.005%
• Hungary: 0.006%
• Finland: 0.006% (F)
• South Korea: 0.006%
• Switzerland: 0.008% (F till ~Jul)
• Austria: 0.008%
• Denmark: 0.01% (F)
• World: 0.01%
• Israel: 0.01%
• Canada: 0.025%
• Netherlands: 0.035% (F till ~Aug)
• Sweden: 0.035% (F, C from 0.06%)
• France: 0.045%
• Italy: 0.06%
• Spain: 0.06%
• Belgium: 0.08%
• Britain: 0.14% (V)