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Alex de Waal: conversed how these countries lacked lockdown strategies and how they cannot control the pandemic. Hang-on, that was the feeling of everybody! He added ‘their’ lockdown was politically motivated:
Alex de Waal: conversed how these countries lacked lockdown strategies and how they cannot control the pandemic. Hang-on, that was the feeling of everybody! He added ‘their’ lockdown was politically motivated:
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...authorities wanted to achieve specific goals while disguising under WHO’s guidelines. However, he did not elaborate on what, how or why. Amid the audiences were waiting for explanations, he began comparing incomparable: nobody would expect the likes of
...authorities wanted to achieve specific goals while disguising under WHO’s guidelines. However, he did not elaborate on what, how or why. Amid the audiences were waiting for explanations, he began comparing incomparable: nobody would expect the likes of
“The point of the lockdown is not to eliminate the virus but to build surge capacity in the health system. It cannot go on forever, the economic damage is severe. ” - @nebuer42 at #LSECOVID19
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@nebuer42 on the future of supply chains: "Reconfiguration of global supply chains. The fragility is severe. Rethink concentration of risks"
