Our healthcare system has done an astonishing work on contact tracing and testing at community levels thus far. If you compare it with many countries, it is seriously GOLD standard.
From my youtube channel on coronavirus and economic impact, I realised the lack of awareness and general complacency. That's why this post...
In any case (DISCLAIMER), these are largely my opinions.
Aggressive testing is probably goodKorea is right now aggressively testing. Something like 80,000 a day.
That is why numbers are horrific. They have attacked the situation with the same level urgency as us.
Findings are broadcasted to the population and the level of transparency is admirable (although there are still many who are angry and have signed a petition to impeach the president for mishandling the crisis).
Singapore started aggressive contact tracing early and did thorough testing.
That's why our numbers were bad at the start.
Be wary of countries with low numbersBut don't feel too comfortable
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