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He’s in an interview with the New Zealand radio channel. Magic talk as Nabarro praises parts of Sweden’s approach to the pandemic. The WHO expert wonders if more and more countries will follow in Sweden’s footsteps with more recommendations, rather than strict bans.
– I think the approach that all countries should focus on is getting the public to limit the spread of the virus through their behavior. The goal for the future should be that, like Sweden and several other countries, it continues without major “blockages”, says Nabarro, one of the seven special experts on covid-19 of the WHO.
“There must be trust”
However, he emphasizes that Sweden has so far failed to protect older people. But the important thing now is to look forward, according to Nabarro, who points out that trust between the population and the authorities in Sweden is something that other countries must follow.
– When there is trust between the public and the government, good results are obtained. This is not to say that that is why there should be no political debate, what I am saying is that there should be trust. In the end, it’s if we all act responsibly that we will get out of this.
You want to avoid a long period of restrictions
However, it may be necessary to temporarily restrict travel or impose more intrusive restrictions, according to Nabarro. Above all, to prevent the intensity of the spread of the infection from increasing uncontrollably.
– But it definitely shouldn’t be a long period, several months or so. I really hope this can be avoided.
