I think some countries have controlled it, but I wouldn't say they've stopped it. The moment business and society goes back to normal behavior new cases will s

I think some countries have controlled it, but I wouldn't say they've stopped it. The moment business and society goes back to normal behavior new cases will skyrocket until we can get new cases down near 0 per day. For example South Korea diagnosed 851 cases on March 3 and 107 cases on March 14. That's a massive achievement and will undoubtedly save many lives. But there are still 100+ new cases being diagnosed every day there, and every one of those are potential vectors for future infection.