More than that, given the R0 number and the fact that the number of known infections in Poland is rising all the time.
The number is never going to fall...
They haven't updated the hospitalization rates and might not till Monday so we'll see what's going on there...
Interestingly I had a hunch and found an interesting correlation (not perfect but far better than chance)...
Those in care homes are especially vulnerable and, as it turns out, nursing and elderly home beds (per 100,000 population) is a fairly good predictor of high death rates.
Poland is pretty low with just 182. Prosperity is relatively new in Poland and not well enough established that lots of people can foist off unwanted elders into institutional "care" ...
Not all countries with high bed counts have had really high fatality rates but the other direction works out pretty well in the EU at least: most of the countries with really high fatality rates have high senior/nursing care bed counts....
gateway.euro.who.int/en/indicators/hfa_490-5100-nursing-and-elderly-home-beds-per-100-000/visualizations/#id=20069
The Polish response has not been... inspiring but I can't think of a single country that's done especially well (Taiwan but it's not officially a country, so.....)