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Fig. S2: Confirmed cases (blue), number of death (red), and mortality rate (black). (A) Australia and (B) China. An Omicron outbreak also started under lockdown, at which time the mortality rate temporarily deteriorated, and subsequently recovered and fell. However, after the lockdown was lifted, this rose and was no longer published. (C) Chile and (D) Iceland. (E) India, Sometimes the mortality rate spikes to allow for the correction of deaths; however, these may be artefacts. (F) Japan, (G) Tottori Prefecture, Japan, (H) New Zealand, (I) South Africa, (J) Sweden, (K) UK, and (L) USA. (M) Global. Green is the vaccination per 100 persons. (N) Confirmed cases vs mortality rate. (O) Vaccination vs mortality rate.