SWEDEN DURING CORONAVIRUS - REAL FOOTAGE

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Real, unedited footage of life in Sweden during the Coronavirus pandemic. Footage shot in Sweden's second largest city, Gothenburg. The city has a population of 1 million and a population density of 3,300 per square mile. Life has remained almost normal, but there are certain safety measures in place meant to stop the spread of COVID-19.

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[frankieclarke]

I love how they respect their community, the place is spotlessly clean and free from rubbish/trash

[jefdby]

Hardly any overweight people either, and they're all outside getting sunshine and fresh air.

[beltop]

I have so much respect for Sweden now, thanks for posting this :)

[samhynninen]

Finland is taking kind of a mixed approach to the epidemic: not as strict as the US but also not as liberal as Sweden. Terraces have been closed for a while now, altough they are just now opening up for a limited time every evening. Stores are very much open, although the hours might be a bit different compared to a normal situation. Restaurants are doing only take out and delivery, so you can’t go in and eat. Finland’s death rate is extremely low, which is of course positive, though we’ll have to see how we’ll do now that they’re opening up bars and such.

[sonuchopra]

It is so beautiful out there. One of the places where nobody is wearing masks. It seems like a free world

[Santusknowsyourlocation]

Basicly nothing changed where i live (in grums in sweden) well the only change for me is washing my hands even longer and more.

[BowNuttaa]

That’s how it should be. Our government here in Thailand is crazy about taking the infection rate to zero. As a result, we have more people committed suicide due to economic problem than those who died because of the virus. (And by those I mean some 70+ frail people with pre-existence health conditions).

[marlussilvestre]

More than 30.000 people are dying of HUNGER in the world everyday, but I don't see anyone talking about that... I guess for the stream media what matters is not how many people are dying, but where they are dying...

[raduleu]

I'm glad to see that Sweden treat this pandemic as it should be treated in every country: as a kind of a bad flu, not as an apocalyptic virus.

[JaanaG]

Thank you so much, Evan, for doing this video. Very informative. I'm Finnish, now living in the US (my brother has lived in Sweden for years)... and I have to say. that it is so much more "oppressive" feeling here in t he States right now. And the "fear" in a way is the worst! (Well, of course the 40 million lost jobs are beyond the worst!) You are really performing a "service" keeping people informed Stateside... You should have 40 million subscribers (not 40K) in my opinion, as your Vlogs are so interesting. Stay well! Love to Julia! Greetings from Atlanta.

[michaelbowie]

After viewing this and your other video about truth... i can honestly say that the health of Americans is their worst enemy. Yes I’m American but it’s the truth.

[mimmiblu]

I'm from Milan and I do not think the same approach would have worked here: 10 mios inhabitants, over 16.000 deaths. Most of us wear a mask willingly despite the heat: what we've gone through is scary, we do not want to go through it a second time (possibly).

[SuperTheravada]

I liked the part about the 6 month quarantine us Swedes have already had

[rociovelazquez]

Thank you so much for this video. I was studying abroad in Gothenburg and my program wasn't supposed to end until the beginning of June but my home university cancelled all programs abroad. I had to return to California mid- March, I cried so hard when I got the news. So the walk through you did took me back to my time in this amazing city and country.

[patata]

The thing that made me a solid backer of the swedish model is the ferrocity all mainstream westwern media exhibited while attacking it....

[RandySchartiger]

thanks for this man! I've been watching Sweden on the Johns Hopkins site and this video really explains it, very much unlike the way it is here in the US. the shutdown may have ruined us here. thanks again!

[michaelng]

The US media is painting a picture that it’s total mayhem there. Amazing to see the “Chaos”. Amazing place. I’d love to holiday there. Maybe not during winter although the skiing must be amazing.

[JDiculous]

Super interesting to see. Happy Sweden is doing well!
Surprised at how diverse the population is, wasn't expecting that.

[ronoldihenriquez]

This a great example how an educated nation reacts to a pandemic.

[panthertrain]

So jealous! Sweden= the new land of the free and home of the brave