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> But very few countries have indicated they have a plan for how to permanently stop the disease from spreading What do you even mean by this? Ever since eradi
by csnover 6y ago
> But very few countries have indicated they have a plan for how to permanently stop the disease from spreading
What do you even mean by this? Ever since eradication failed, the plan in every country has been mass vaccination.
- SpicyLemonZest 6y agoMass vaccination isn't expected to stop the disease from spreading. I know some regions have made plans under the assumption that vaccines will eradicate the virus, but no experts that I'm aware of think that's likely. (Other countries have said that they're just going to be okay with whatever level of disease burden exists after a vaccine, which I think is a defensible plan.)