But that's the odd thing, isn't the procedure of the "asian model", which was used in NZ, on the "text manuals" of dealing with viruses? Specially after a firs

But that's the odd thing, isn't the procedure of the "asian model", which was used in NZ, on the "text manuals" of dealing with viruses? Specially after a first wave, we know how the virus behaved, how we behaved with the virus, and what cost it had (not only deaths, but the stress on health systems that gradually lose the ability to cope with infections, and evolve to the colapse of general health services, other than covid-19). Basically, the virus infection fatality rate might not be as high as we thought, but it ends up collapsing health services, so more deaths direct and indirect are accounted for. They were hammering us to live in the new normal, what kind of message is that for a population living in a pandemic?