Coronavirus lessons Australia can draw from ‘first mover’ nations

Australia now has a roadmap out of the COVID-19 crisis, however helping assist the way is input from a group of countries throughout the world that have been dubbed the “very first movers”.

The diverse group of countries– which counts Israel, Greece, Denmark, and New Zealand amongst its members– is switching pointers along the course out of the crisis.

At a conference prior to Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced Australia’s intend on Friday, the leaders compared notes on opening schools, contact tracing, and future travel.

There’s no guarantee in any members of the club, including Australia, that the virus won’t return.

However even compared to a few of those successes, Australia has a relatively flat curve.

Denmark charts one possible course, after easing back from limitations that bore some resemblance to Australia’s.

Gatherings had been restricted to 10, the borders were shut, and health clubs and bars were closed.

The nation also moved early to enforce the steps, avoiding some of the disastrous scenes throughout the rest of Western Europe.

Because downsizing the guidelines, Denmark hasn’t seen a 2nd wave of cases but the infection is sticking around, with as much as 200 cases still being discovered every day.

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Australia now has a roadmap out of the COVID-19 crisis, but assisting direct the method is input from a group of countries throughout the world that have been called the “very first movers”.

The diverse group of nations– which counts Israel, Greece, Denmark, and New Zealand amongst its members– is swapping pointers along the path out of the crisis.

At a meeting before Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced Australia’s plan on Friday, the leaders compared notes on opening up schools, contact tracing, and future travel.

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