That's cases per million, it's meant to be population relative? Only works if the data they release is accurate mind, and it is heavily linked to China of course, and we know how that works.
They're on 76 cases per million people, as a 7 day rolling average, we're on 942, and were up near 3k, and France was over 5k.
Had a look on their dashboard and can't figure out what's going on case wise, but Worldometers have them at around 3k cases per day (3 day Av). they have 5.7m/ 7.4m with one jab, 5m/7.4m with two jabs, and according to their dashboard they have zero in critical care, and are on around 3 deaths per day?
News says they're going to overrun healthcare, but this is caused by them wanting to send every single case to hospital, regardless of them being sick or not, which is clearly not going to work, and completely ludicrous. If we did that we would fill every single bed we have with covid inside three days (and have to kick everyone else out who is in there, and not let anyone in for other ailments). After a week, we would have 200k covid on the grass, the 100k who we kicked out, and the other 100k who would need to be admitted.