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Countries like Israel or Australia show how a second crown wave can be controlled.
Few people can be seen in the square in front of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem when the harsh closure measures soften slightly in mid-October.
Reuters
Thinking outside the box rarely hurts in life, but in the corona pandemic, this look often raises one of two specific questions. The first so far has been why the number of infections in other countries is increasing so suddenly. For several weeks is di.e. Switzerland but even in such a situation, and a glance into the distance leads to the second puzzle: How did they manage to control their second wave so quickly?
The countries that now envy the heart of Europe look, they are called Australia, Japan and, in fact, Israel. In the small country with barely more inhabitants than New York City, the second wave began in June. After the infection slowed down slightly, the situation completely escalated in early September. Four weeks ago, the country finally set world records with around 72 new infections per day and per 100,000 People – In Switzerland, the 7-day average of new infections is now even above this value, to about 79 confirmed new arrivalsinfections per day and 100,000 Residents
