South Korea and Australia, countries heralded for controlling initial coronavirus outbreaks, are grappling with the management of so-called “second waves.”
At the beginning of the pandemic, South Korea was panned as one of the worst-hit countries outside China in February. Cases escalated in its capital, with most linked to a cluster from a religious group.
The South Korean government was very quick to establish widespread testing and contact tracing, as well as lockdowns.
Read more: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/dateline/south-korea-and-australia-are-experiencing-second-waves-but-for-different-reasons
At the beginning of the pandemic, South Korea was panned as one of the worst-hit countries outside China in February. Cases escalated in its capital, with most linked to a cluster from a religious group.
The South Korean government was very quick to establish widespread testing and contact tracing, as well as lockdowns.
Read more: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/dateline/south-korea-and-australia-are-experiencing-second-waves-but-for-different-reasons
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