The pie chart illustrates the distribution of people having COVID-19 symptoms.
Overall, it is clear that TV accounted for the largest percentage of the chart, clearly standing above all other segments, whereas hospital/primary care clinics represented the smallest and least significant portion of the distribution.
Delving into the details, TV dominated the chart with a 90.2% share, followed by newspapers at a lower level of 49.7%. With the proportions standing at 39.8% and 33.8% respectively, family and friends represented a larger segment than radio.
Furthermore, sharing on messaging apps made up only 22.9% of the total, substantially less than the 26% recorded for internet/social media. Posters/leaflets held a substantially higher proportion than hospital/primary care clinics, standing at 5.5% as opposed to 2.7%.
In conclusion, TV clearly dominated the chart, representing the most substantial segment, while hospital/primary care clinics made up the least significant fraction of the chart.