Gangelt

In Germany, researchers from Bonn University said a study based on fieldwork in Gangelt, a town with one of Germany’s highest death tolls, suggested that the number infected with the virus could be 10 times the official total.

Those cities found the death rate to be lower, at 0.19 per cent (Helsinki), 0.37 per cent (Gangelt) or 0.4 per cent (Stockholm).