Denmark has a long term plan, which requires a sharp lockdown at first to make sure hospitals weren’t overrun, and to buy time to get our own production of prot

Denmark has a long term plan, which requires a sharp lockdown at first to make sure hospitals weren’t overrun, and to buy time to get our own production of protection gear and testing kits going. We’re currently entering stage two of the plan which involves mass testing, quarantine for positives and a gradual opening of society while social gatherings of 10+ remain “illegal”. This stage will last until there is a vaccine. I think most European countries aside from the UK has had pretty decent plans and responses because Italy showed everyone it was necessary. At the same time those plans are incredibly adoptive and agile because new information is made available all the time. It’s hard to say though, I have access to the crisis group in the municipality where I work, and things coming from the top has been extremely coordinated throughout the whole thing, but at the same time, no one really knows what goes on inside the command bunker as we’re all just receiving instructions and sending data back.