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Cases are rising in Greece - not too dramatically - after the opening up of the country for the tourist season, but what I am increasingly noticing is a spike in cases that are not recorded, in my own social circle. Many of my friends believe they 'may have had' the virus during their summer holidays, but their symptoms were so light that they aren't sure. Testing is very expensive in Greece, and not widely available away from cities, so most people vacationing on the island simply stayed at home until they felt better. Upon returning, some did tests, which came back negative. For others, they came back positive. But generally, I feel like this virus is much 'lighter' now that we have summer, with very high temperatures. I wonder how warped the official cases picture is, and how difficult it is to statistically present an official figure for each country, given how difficult it is to record cases that may or may not have been Covid-related... It's a bit of a mess.
September 2, 2020