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It's not clear that it is possible. The obvious point of comparison is China, which has continually had to fight off new waves of infections despite strong lock
by SpicyLemonZest 6y ago
It's not clear that it is possible. The obvious point of comparison is China, which has continually had to fight off new waves of infections despite strong lockdowns and strong border restrictions. (A lockdown started just 2 weeks ago covering about as many people as the total population of Australia.)
- andylynch 6y agoThey do seem to be doing ok with it. Their lockdowns and done properly and actually work. ( speaking from the UK where arrivals still quarantine on the honour system and govt offices are hot spots despite being declared ‘COVID safe’)
- SpicyLemonZest 6y agoI'm not saying they're doing badly, just that they've been unable to fully close their borders to the virus despite being equally committed to doing so.