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Our series on public policies options in East Asia against #Covid_19 starts with Taiwan: rapid action, precise situation awareness on all cases, a strict quarantine policy, a nationalized mask economy, no lockdown, no massive testing @i_montaigneEN https://www.institutmontaigne.org/en/blog/fighting-coronavirus-pandemic-east-asian-responses-taiwan-swift-meticulous
Our series on policy choices in East Asia against #COVID19 continues with Singapore: intrusive digital tracing, border controls including swab tests upon arrival for individuals showing mild symptoms and up to border closure @i_montaigneEN https://www.institutmontaigne.org/en/blog/fighting-coronavirus-pandemic-east-asian-responses-singapore-anticipation-swab-tests-and-intrusive
South Korea comes third in our series on East Asian responses against #COVID19. There is more to the ROK's crisis management than the free and large-scale testing several countries are now emulating @i_montaigneEN https://www.institutmontaigne.org/en/blog/fighting-coronavirus-pandemic-east-asian-responses-republic-korea-mass-testing-targeted
China, number four in our series East Asian responses against #COVID19 and the elephant in the room: after a costly phase of denial, distinctive solutions by the rigor of lockdowns, the use of digital tools, the mobilization of industries @i_montaigneEN https://www.institutmontaigne.org/en/blog/fighting-coronavirus-pandemic-east-asian-responses-china-lockdowns-digital-tools-and-mobilization
Our series East Asian responses against #COVID19 explores #Japan's mildly constraining policies: social distancing requests, masks, cluster investigations without digital tracing. Overall successful so far but more tools needed to manage the incoming peak https://www.institutmontaigne.org/en/blog/japan-self-restraint-path-dependence-and-shadow-olympics
