Coronavirus: What can the world learn from South Korea?
The Inquiry
After China, South Korea was next in line to be struck by the Coronavirus outbreak. And in the early days the number of cases was going up fast β many of them related to a secretive religious sect. But the country has rapidly managed to get a grip on the outbreak and has kept its mortality rate low. It has done this without an official lockdown. The secret appears to be preparation, widespread testing and acting fast. With the help of four expert witnesses, Kavita Puri investigates what else we can learn from South Korea in its battle against Covid-19.
Presenter: Kavita Puri Producer: John Murphy
(A couple wearing face masks walk through an alleyway in Seoul on March 24, 2020. Credit: Ed Jones/Getty Images)
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