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Section size for COVID-19 pandemic in San Marino (15 sections)
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Background	2,597	2,597
Timeline	95	5,167
February 2020	641	641
March 2020	2,052	2,052
June 2020	564	564
July 2020	789	789
December 2020	124	124
February 2021	350	350
May 2021	552	552
Statistics	15	16,550
Confirmed new cases per day	8,358	8,358
Confirmed deaths per day	8,177	8,177
See also	157	157
References	352	352
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Two suggestions: infection density and country response

I would like to learn about the relationship between country response and eventual density of the infection. www.worldometers.info on 3-18-2020 puts San Marino as the country with the highest density of infections with 3507/million citizens. I think it would be interesting to confirm that density on your site. However, what I am really looking for is a timeline of responses by country: were borders closed, to whom?, what was the rate of testing?, what types of quarantine were implemented? CAdatalover (talk) 13:36, 18 March 2020 (UTC)CAdatalover[reply]