08-28-2021, 12:30 PM
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But as a clearer picture emerges of how different countries fared, taking a consistent middle path looks like the best strategy
If the fight against the Covid-19 virus is like war, it looks like every commander-in-chief in every war room has a different strategy.
How come?
The enemy is the same, and every country has had about 18 months of the same experience fighting it.
Yet their battle plans differ so much.
How different?
The Australian city of Sydney locked down parts of the city in June after several cases of the Delta variant were detected, and has since extended it, possibly to the end of next month.
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