Sweden, which became an international outlier when it refused to shut down society to limit the virus' spread, logged a lower death rate than many European nations that imposed strict curbs.
Nearly 15million deaths have been caused by Covid or its impact on overwhelmed health systems, WHO says. Figure is more than double 6.2million confirmed virus deaths, most of which occurred in US, Brazil and India.
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