I read your post, looked at your profile, and now I'm suffering from a severe case of cognitive dissonance. > To put things in perspective, although perhaps in

I read your post, looked at your profile, and now I'm suffering from a severe case of cognitive dissonance. > To put things in perspective, although perhaps inaccurate, the number of cases of COVID-19 infection in China is less than 3 cases / 100,000 inhabitants. What kind of perspective are we getting by adding the entirety of China to a locked down Wuhan when considering the infection rate? And then to go on to compare that to flu rates in Catalonia. Really, what point is that supposed to make? > Our Health Alerts and Emergencies system works, works as a team and the protocols established in the EU apply: detect the case, isolate it, treat it and follow all possible contacts. In this way, the transmission chain can likely be properly controlled. How can this possibly work if carriers are infectious for lord knows how many days before symptoms appear? It's laughable. How does this crack team of contact follow uppers deal with the case of a single infected metropolitan commuter?