I'm basing my opinion off of this mainly:
https://mobile.twitter.com/chrischirp/s … 9619311616
I know there's other professionals who have already started their own twitter rant over how it's too premature to say anything. But those are, to my mind, opinions focused on evidence seeking from a scientific pov, and not from the point of view of risk management policies.
One of the great lessons of this whole pandemic is that when dealing with infectious diseases, strong preventive rather than strong reactive measures are your best go-to. Especially in the early stages.
https://mobile.twitter.com/chrischirp/s … 9619311616
I know there's other professionals who have already started their own twitter rant over how it's too premature to say anything. But those are, to my mind, opinions focused on evidence seeking from a scientific pov, and not from the point of view of risk management policies.
One of the great lessons of this whole pandemic is that when dealing with infectious diseases, strong preventive rather than strong reactive measures are your best go-to. Especially in the early stages.
Last edited by Larssen (2021-11-26 04:41:32)