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It is the same "problem" here in Denmark; massive lockdown and overcapacity for COVID19 treatment. The current level of lockdown is unmaintainable as this viru
by chvid 7y ago
It is the same "problem" here in Denmark; massive lockdown and overcapacity for COVID19 treatment.
The current level of lockdown is unmaintainable as this virus is probably going to be here for a year or two. However it is very hard for our politicians to say: It is too expensive to save these lives - other lives are cheaper to save.
In a way the media coverage has been so effective that people actually do not want the restrictions lifted.
- _ph_ 7y agoIf enough people stay careful, it is easier to lift the restrictions. As the grocery stores stayed open during the lockdown, we can see that it is reasonable safe to interact with other people, if the minimum distances are obeyed and proper hygene is used. After this model, most other shops should be allowed to open again as long as people keep their distances. Not sure what to do about the previously crowded shopping streets in the city centers. Perhaps there, only half of the shops should be allowed to open on alternating days.
- Dahoon 7y agoYou clearly live in a different Denmark than I do. Maybe you read too much Ekstra Bladet. We are following the curve just as planned - not over and not under. There are no "overcapacity" and the lockdown isn't "massive" at all. Only a tiny percentage of shops are closed down and the rest isn't close to what a lot of other countries are doing. Stop spreading FUD and try to appreciate we have a system that is working great in this crisis.
- chvid 7y agoThanks for the insults. You can follow the writings of our ex pm Lars Lokke who says something similar to what I wrote.