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As a point of comparison, you statistically have a .1% chance of dying from drowning this year as well. Also, of those younger people who died from Covid-19 in Korea and China, how many of them had pre-existing medical conditions? I don't believe those numbers have been broken down.

That .9% figure is skewed upwards not only because of all the unreported cases, but also because of the (relatively) high mortality rate for the elderly. The mortality rate from covid-19 for healthy, young (under 60) people is comparable to a bad flu season (not zero, but statistically close to...