[thatboy]

A friend of mine in Hawaii sent me this video and I thought it was a very illuminating one, and it was particularly interesting because it comes from an outside perspective.

A lot of people write about what other countries are doing better or worse, and here is an interview with a professor of infectious diseases at Korea University's College of Medicine, who was involved in that countries' responses to SARS, MERS and Ebola.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=yo...Ak7aX5hksU

He gives his views on a very wide range of questions people have been asking, like how and when might this end, what should countries do differently, and what measures should people be taking in their daily lives.

Thanks. I managed to watch the whole thing. I thought the segment starting around 27 minutes or so was especially interesting — though not very reassuring.

[thatboy]

A friend of mine in Hawaii sent me this video and I thought it was a very illuminating one, and it was particularly interesting because it comes from an outside perspective.

A lot of people write about what other countries are doing better or worse, and here is an interview with a professor of infectious diseases at Korea University's College of Medicine, who was involved in that countries' responses to SARS, MERS and Ebola.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=yo...Ak7aX5hksU

He gives his views on a very wide range of questions people have been asking, like how and when might this end, what should countries do differently, and what measures should people be taking in their daily lives.

Thanks. I managed to watch the whole thing. I thought the segment starting around 27 minutes or so was especially interesting — though not very reassuring.