For Chen, it's a welcome shift that has ensured his business can continue relatively unaffected by the outbreak. While he remains concerned about the virus, he believes the
best approach is to learn from other east Asian economies -- such as Singapore -- that have managed to navigate similar changes in mindset.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/13/asia/taiw...index.html
(15-05-2022, 03:54 AM)sgbuffett Wrote: [ -> ]For Chen, it's a welcome shift that has ensured his business can continue relatively unaffected by the outbreak. While he remains concerned about the virus, he believes the best approach is to learn from other east Asian economies -- such as Singapore -- that have managed to navigate similar changes in mindset.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/13/asia/taiw...index.html
Singapore and South Korea opened up and pull through with flying colors.. Without a functioning economy , a country is as good as gone.
(15-05-2022, 04:15 AM)ROFLMAO Wrote: [ -> ]Singapore and South Korea opened up and pull through with flying colors.. Without a functioning economy , a country is as good as gone.
You are right.
Taiwan laid the ground work by vaccinating a high % of their population. Like Singapore they will have high cases then followed by endemic. Life will go back to normal in 2 weeks.
Just follow Singapore rules. If mild case recover at home.
why need to learn? just test less and report less is enough.
everything is back to normal in no time, and nobody needs to hide in his/her flat no more
with test less report less strategy, yesterday still world's lumber one again. even worse in terms of cases per million population