Matt Margolis at PJ Media reports that the CDC has come public with an estimation of the mortality rate by the wuhan virus, but the denominator of the rate (ratio) includes only the number of people infected by the wuhan who were tested and found positive, while it does not include the asymptomatic carriers (about 35% of the total infected), nor does it include those who showed wuhan symptoms but didn’t go-in for treatment nor to be tested, thus the figure which the CDC has made known, 0.4%, is at least four times too high, putting the wuhan’s real mortality rate at or below 0.1%.
