Controlling the virus: lessons from Asia

As Europe and Switzerland face up to the coronavirus, questions are being asked about the authorities' slowness and unpreparedness in the face of the pandemic, whose peak has not yet been reached. Questions abound: why haven't we prepared better? Singapore, for example, which has not had a single death to date, despite its proximity to China, like Taiwan and Hong Kong, reacted in the early days of the disease. This country of 5.6 million asks us about our own shortcomings