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UPDATE:
The situation in Italy: March 8, 2020, 6.00 p.m.
POSITIVE 6387
DECEASED 366
HEALED 622
Press conference of the Head of Civil Protection Angelo Borrelli at 6 pm on 8 March:
7375 people who contracted the virus, currently positive 6387, 366 died and 622 recovered.
Among the 5061 positives:
2180 are found in home isolation
3557 hospitalized with symptoms
650 in intensive care
A couple of graphs I made myself on the Johns Hopkins University Database
https://github.com/CSSEGISandData/COVID-19Each graph plots the number of occurrence of the appropriate case, starting from the first day when such occurrence was registered on each region.

Please note the logarithmic scale.
Now someone explain me:
- What's wrong with Italy? (More death than any other countries, considering Positives: i.e. fatality rate?
- What's wrong with Germany (Positives in line with other countries, no deaths)
- What's wrong with US/UK (Very few death considering the positives)
Fatality Rate computed for your convenience:
Region Positives Death P/D
China 80652 3070 3.81%
Italy 7375 366 4.96%
Germany 799 0 0
Spain 500 10 0.02%
US 2584 16 0.62%
UK 206 2 0.97%