Pfr as yet it is not a pandemic. Let us hope it does not become one. It would swamp any medical care facilities and the percentage that die (estimated at 2%, would inevitably increase markedly as intensive care facilities simply do not exist for the potential numbers requiring such care. Awkward choices would have to be made that would likely penalise the very young and very old. This supposes that supply lines,medications and vital infrastructure continues to function normally. In this joined up, just in time delivery world,such an expectation is likely away with the faeries in my view. (I hope I am proved to be totally wrong, but....)