Perhaps the reason we have very low case numbers and deaths might be something to do with having lockdowns
When you see outbreaks around the globe (India, Italy, US, UK) it almost always coincides with not having proper lockdowns and restrictions, or at the very least delaying lockdowns and restrictions.
If you're not convinced, think about this:
The average day in the US has 2x the amount of cases we've had in the ENTIRE pandemic! The US population is around 12x the size Australia's yet there are 467x the amount of cases
Yeah, different countries report cases differently etc etc but the magnitude of difference is so massive here it would be ridiculous to suggest lockdowns and restrictions aren't effective.
