The best person to comment is probably a virologist I'd think...
However, given Grenada has the medical students to help, any incidents elsewhere is likely to have a higher death rate if you use Grenada stats as a base.
May also see people spreading the disease further as they attempt to either escape infection too late, or seek aid.
The island the infection started on could well be virtually depopulated (depending on it's size) by those dying or fleeing, and as word spread visitors (for trade or whatever) would stop cold. The island could well be perfectly safe after the virus burnt itself out, but fear would keep it vacant (but potentially well stocked with supplies and equipment for those brave enough to risk it).
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