Any countries that DON'T have CV?

[KenDodd]

Particularly island nations that have managed to keep it out? I hope so but don't think there are any, not with significant populations anyway.

[MooseBeTimeForSummer]

@PerditaMacleod I think Angola has Ebola though?

[Bearbehind]

Tasmania isn’t a country either

[KenDodd]

I know it's not.

[FlamingoAndJohn]

I have a friend in Corfu and I don’t think they have it there.

[AuldAlliance]

There is no way they can collect accurate data in Madagascar anyway.

Cases and deaths will be far higher than shown on any charts.
The toll in Antananarivo is likely to be very high once the virus begins to spread, but the figures won't be accurate.

[Bearbehind]

Corfu is part of Greece

There many be islands without it but there are currently only 10 countries - if you work on there being 195 countries in the world

[Nitpickpicnic]

Sorry, Tasmania has cases. It was about 10 three days ago, but more now.

The problem with some of the South Pacific island numbers is that testing isn’t really available or done. So they can look clear. Also many islanders go to Australia & NZ for work (on several month contracts) so their natural isolation gets messed with.

The only places with no CV will likely be in bunkers, where the Prepper owners locked themselves in early enough to shut the virus out. They likely won’t die, but it’s no way to live.

[aliasname]

Imagine if the Sentinel Islands (the uncontacted people mentioned earlier, who have NO contact at all with the outside world) are the only survivors of a world wide pandemic... one day they just notice that there no planes overhead, and no ships passing.

[Tr1skel1on]

Uganda. They have excellent infection control, have successfully dealt with Ebola, and quite frankly we could learn a lot from Uganda at the moment.

[titchy]

If I lived on on island I would hope my government closed all borders as much as they could.

Are you not in the U.K. then?

[ivykaty44]

Does the Isle of Man have any actual cases?

[MitziK]

What about those islands where contact with the inhabitants is forbidden; they killed a relgious trespassers within last year or 2

Wouldn't have thought so. They had a point, after all.

[Bearbehind]

Uganda. They have excellent infection control, have successfully dealt with Ebola, and quite frankly we could learn a lot from Uganda at the moment.

That is amazing isn’t it.

I’m trying to work out which the other countries are

I think 2 of the 195 are the Holy See and Palestine so that leaves 193, less Uganda so there’s 7 others

[PerkingFaintly]

None reported yet in Zimbabwe or Botswana, according to that map. Doesn't mean they don't have it, just none reported yet.

[ivykaty44]

www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-isle-of-man-51964205

Two hours ago

[PerkingFaintly]

I tell a lie, the second link (Worldometer) gives one case in Zimbabwe.

[dontaskformedicaladviceonmn]

0 in Orkney & 0 western Isles

www.itv.com/news/2020-03-11/coronavirus-where-you-live-check-the-number-of-cases-in-your-area-with-our-interactive-map/

[PlantHerd]

Bermuda?

[dontaskformedicaladviceonmn]

I didn’t realise Switzerland had so many cases!

[KenDodd]

0 in Orkney & 0 western Isles

I wonder if they're in any sort of position to isolate the whole islands?

[Craftycorvid]

Cheating with a continent, but guessing it’s all a bit quiet in Antarctica.

[Bearbehind]

A lot of people who live in northern Italy work in Switzerland, hence the dire situation there too

[KenDodd]

I did wonder about Antarctica. I believe a very small number of people overwinter there. I wonder what will happen with that?

I suppose there might be a couple of people on the ISS as well

[HowIrresponsible]

Pitcairn probably doesn't

[Wimpeyspread]

Mali - where my daughter is