Having a building is the least of the concerns, there's tons of buildings around. You need beds, medical staff, and vents/cpap. And if you don't prevent the sp

Having a building is the least of the concerns, there's tons of buildings around. You need beds, medical staff, and vents/cpap. And if you don't prevent the spread then your infection rate is exponential and collapse the healthcare system. Ignoring vaccines in favour of treating the critically ill is absolutely the wrong way to go about it