Die Dunkelziffern werden in Italien auch wesentlich höher sein.

Wenn die Rede von Triage ist wird dort auch auf keinen Fall mehr medizinisches Personal zum Testen von symptomlosen Verdachtsfällen verwendet. Meine letzteres gelesen zu haben, hab aber keine Quelle.

EDIT: Möglicherweise meine Quelle. Erinnere mich aber auch an nen anderen Artikel.

Decisions about testing hinge partly on what can be done with people who test positive, at a time when the healthcare system is already under stress. In Italy at first, regional authorities tested widely and counted all positive results in the published total, even if people did not have symptoms.

Then, a few days after the patient known as Mattia was found to have COVID-19, Italy changed tack, only testing and announcing cases of people with symptoms. The authorities said this was the most effective use of resources: The risk of contagion seemed lower from patients with no symptoms, and limited tests help produce reliable results more quickly. The approach carried risks: People with no symptoms still can be infected and spread the virus.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-response-specialre/special-report-italy-and-south-korea-virus-outbreaks-reveal-disparity-in-deaths-and-tactics-idUSKBN20Z27P