David Nabarro of the WHO said in an interview that lockdowns should not be the primary method of control and that lockdowns should only be used to buy time to d

David Nabarro of the WHO said in an interview that lockdowns should not be the primary method of control and that lockdowns should only be used to buy time to develop better strategies to test, trace, and isolate clusters. He mentions Asian countries, Germany, and Canada as some countries that have done this pretty decently. I don't think this is new, controversial, or a "backflip" (as some headlines have claimed). This is pretty much what the general guidance has been since March.