I think it's a wise move because of both outcomes: 1. There is no pandemic - it's a valuable, real-world logistics and pain-points training exercise. 2. There

I think it's a wise move because of both outcomes: 1. There is no pandemic - it's a valuable, real-world logistics and pain-points training exercise. 2. There is a moderate pandemic - they had extra time and resources to prepare. I just doubt any governmental body besides perhaps even the US military could build 8000+ of bed capacity, positive air pressure triage and care facilities in 8 days as happened in China. That was an organizational, logistics and execution achievement. Different agencies globally should be sharing information and best-practices across countries, not going all puffery nationalistic. Solidarity or divided-we-fall.