Hopefully we can get enough people vaccinated by mid-2021 to help alleviate the issue anyway, but it remains remarkably ignorant to say that govt action can't control COVID-19 outbreaks when it very clearly can
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Whether you WANT to control the disease with such measures is a very different question, but the obvious fact that you CAN is really not up for debate
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Victoria controlled their biggest outbreak during the winter, and in NSW where I live the biggest outbreak since April happened in summerShow this thread
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Kenya and Nigeria are even better. Why do you always talk about Aistralia?https://twitter.com/FrankfurtZack/status/1348206375113994245?s=20 …
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I live in Sydney
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Canada is also an interesting case to study - as they have inside the country two different strategies in action - with different results too:https://mobile.twitter.com/RobertGreenhill/status/1345082820159541249 …
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So is US. Like Florida and South Dakota vs California and North Dakota.
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We’re going through another cycle of this w/ some now-published Ioannidis article that is just laughably wrong.
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Something that doesn't get enough attention is the absence of any functional contract tracing system & testing strategy in many countries. Effectiveness of lockdowns diminish quickly when it's not backed-up by basic public health. Aus backed up lockdowns with good public health!
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We did it in NSW with contact tracing, testing, border control, and other public health measures

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