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Based on the numbers, looks like Switzerland has done a poor job in containing Coronavirus.


Twice as many cases as Austria and five times as many as Croatia. And we all got the first case on the same day.

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  On 3/3/2020 at 3:17 PM, Dunadan said:

Who seeks finds, who doesn't seek can live on and barely notices any difference.

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Excellent description of South Korea and the Netherlands, respectively. 

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For Slovakia Every person arriving in Slovakia by plane (slovak or foreigner) is tested directly at the airport, if he / she has an elevated temperature then he / she undergoes more precise tests. Government Regulation working since last week. Random checks and tests are also carried out at the Austrian and Ukrainian borders.

Directly In the country, 211 people have been tested (2 times with all samples send to Germany) who reported being in risk areas or experiencing similar symptoms, all of which have been negative so far.

 

Obviously it is inevitable Corona will arrive to Slovakia as well sonner or later, everyone knows that, I am just pointing that even if I don´t agree and support our previous government in many cases in this one I must admit we are just really doing some good job in trying to prevent or minimalize the eventual epidemic IMO.

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Good to see no cases from Italy they seem to have done a good job of capping new infections...... And with new infections falling in China...... I think it is Iran and South Korea which really need to work on capping fresh infections on a tough basis ..... I believe if they can prevent or reduce the rate we will be able to bring down carona virus as a whole.....  

strength does not come from physical capacity but from an indomitable will. - Gandhi

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  On 3/3/2020 at 4:25 PM, nitinsanker said:

Good to see no cases from Italy

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Wait, what? Hundreds of new cases today alone and 20+ new deaths.

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