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In many (technically former) "red zones", especially in Lombardy, they tested also asyntomatic family members of infected people, or their contacts. I'm not sur
by gattilorenz 7y ago
In many (technically former) "red zones", especially in Lombardy, they tested also asyntomatic family members of infected people, or their contacts. I'm not sure how inaccurate it is, but I have no idea what has been done in SK.
- joe_the_user 7y agoSouth Korea traces the movement of everyone who tests positive, puts the movements online and tests those who were exposed to someone positive (this is in the article I believe). It's a massive effort but with the world economy at a stand-still, what else do people have to do? North Italy has a population of 27 people btw so the 10K that are registered as positive as a drop in the bucket.
- imtringued 7y agoI guess I'm lucky enough to know one of these 27 people.
- joe_the_user 7y agoFine, 27M(million) "Why must I always explain" Bob Dylan