Karol Sikora
To some people, a second wave of this pandemic more powerful and deadly
than the first is an inevitability. So, hospitals have been instructed
to prepare to increase critical care capacity. The Nightingales are
ready to re-open. A much more rigid lockdown may be necessary in
September. Waiting lists will exceed 10 million for the first time in
history.
To even question the strategy is considered blasphemy. And yes, I know
predictions are tricky. And the vaccine strategy is not looking good.
But despite that, there are reasons to be optimistic.
Just look around the world. In Wuhan, China has tested 10 million
residents and found no new cases. A minor outbreak in Beijing is being
effectively controlled. In South Korea and Japan, it’s all over, and
life is getting back to normal. In the West, countries like Austria and
Denmark, which eased their lockdowns two months ago, have seen further
declines in infections, with no spikes. The same can be said for Italy,
Spain and France, just weeks ahead on their coronavirus journey. Schools
are back; restaurants and bars are open. City squares all over Europe
are buzzing again...............To Read More....
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