No, it's not 1-4%. That's based on not knowing the actual amount of people who have been infected, only those who have been tested. Three studies have come out based on randomized populations samples, the likely amount of infected is around 30-100 times more. This puts the death rate at 0.1 and 0.3 percent, akin to a normal or more severe flu season.

The lockdown was the flatten the curve and allow and allow hospitals to prepare. The curve is flat, and they are prepared, so prepared that many have laid off nurses because there is no work, no patients because of the fear-hype in the media and lockdown of medical system. There is a lack of covid patients in hospitals, not an excess in most cases.