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  • rtfoe
    • Apr 2018
    • 9202
    • Richard
    • Shah Alam, Malaysia

    #31
    Sad that developed countries are having a higher spike rate than us developing countries. Being ruled in the past perhaps has made us a little more aware to follow instructions and not exercise rights blindly. The government was also quick with their actions on lockdowns and strictly imposed them and we are thankful for that so now we are going on with our daily life while adhereing to safety guidlines and cleanliness knowing any stubborn rebelious attitude will only contribute further to the pendemic. It takes just one person to infect many. Stay safe guys.

    Cheers,
    Richard

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    • Peter Gillson
      • Apr 2018
      • 2594

      #32
      Richard

      I think the Far East countries learned a lot from the 2004 SARS outbreak which prompted their governments to act promptly with COVID-19. Fortunately SARS didn't reach the West in 2004, but unfortunately the Western governments, especially the UK, didn't follow the lead of the f
      Far East.

      keep safe

      Peter

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      • KarlW
        • Jul 2020
        • 1522

        #33
        Originally posted by Peter Gillson
        Richard

        I think the Far East countries learned a lot from the 2004 SARS outbreak which prompted their governments to act promptly with COVID-19. Fortunately SARS didn't reach the West in 2004, but unfortunately the Western governments, especially the UK, didn't follow the lead of the f
        Far East.

        keep safe

        Peter
        But we also didn't finish our own pandemic response execises to the point of actually doing anything that the incomplete report would of suggested........

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