A consensus has been reached on reducing the peak infection curve, but the close contact management policy is in a dilemma

Recently, some experts said that the mathematical model predicts that when the first wave of Omicron’s large-scale impact reaches its peak, the infection rate of the population may reach about 60%, and eventually 80% to 90% of the people will be infected with the new crown. With the surge of positive infections, it has become a consensus to suppress and flatten the peak infection curve, but how close contacts will be managed in the future is also facing a new situation. Some experts believe that tracking close contacts in the future is of little significance and unrealistic, and close contacts mainly rely on self-management. | Related reading (First Finance and Economics)

Yang Sansi

If the population density and living habits of European and American societies are different from ours, then the data and some measures of Hong Kong and Singapore after liberalization are of reference. Comparing the two, we can find that many local governments in China have fallen into an extreme situation of strictly guarding against and staying silent before letting go, and letting go after letting go. Although the media is still emphasizing that “close tracking is still” flattening the curve “An important means”, but now in many places needless to say close contact tracing, in the process of encouraging positive people to recover at home, local pharmacies can’t even supply enough antipyretics that should be prepared, causing everyone to flock to the hospital for fever clinics… . Visually, this chaotic state may continue for some time.

Lonely King Li Chuang

Yes, it has been strictly guarded for three years and fully released within a week, which is why there is such a chaos

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