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1. On the exit strategy.
A number of European countries have been working on easing lockdown, how to do it and timelines.
Europe prepares to ease coronavirus lockdowns https://www.ft.com/content/1fa5ae87-b3b6-4708-b9c5-58d2077b8d95 via @financialtimes
A number of European countries have been working on easing lockdown, how to do it and timelines.
Europe prepares to ease coronavirus lockdowns https://www.ft.com/content/1fa5ae87-b3b6-4708-b9c5-58d2077b8d95 via @financialtimes
2.
It is important to "set up expert committees to examine a gradual easing of stay-at-home orders for some businesses and schools while avoiding a second wave of infections that could overwhelm health services."
It is important to "set up expert committees to examine a gradual easing of stay-at-home orders for some businesses and schools while avoiding a second wave of infections that could overwhelm health services."
3.
Experts will include epidemiologists, physicians, lawyers and economists.
According to the French premier: ...the process of “deconfinement” [has] no precedent and would be “fearsomely complex” ...:
Experts will include epidemiologists, physicians, lawyers and economists.
According to the French premier: ...the process of “deconfinement” [has] no precedent and would be “fearsomely complex” ...:
4.
“We are probably not heading for a deconfinement that would be absolute everywhere for everyone.”
According to a German study, there should be:
a “risk-adjusted” strategy whereby some age groups, regions and social and business functions can resume activity before others.
“We are probably not heading for a deconfinement that would be absolute everywhere for everyone.”
According to a German study, there should be:
a “risk-adjusted” strategy whereby some age groups, regions and social and business functions can resume activity before others.
5.
Schools could begin lessons, given the lower risk of severe symptoms in children and the burden of closure on working parents, but older people and high-risk groups may remain cloistered for months.
Schools could begin lessons, given the lower risk of severe symptoms in children and the burden of closure on working parents, but older people and high-risk groups may remain cloistered for months.
6.
"Highly automated factories could start up but nightclubs would be at the back of the queue."
We need to start talking about this now because: “The public deserve it. They are taking a lot of hardship. They have to trust what political leaders are doing in the next months.”
"Highly automated factories could start up but nightclubs would be at the back of the queue."
We need to start talking about this now because: “The public deserve it. They are taking a lot of hardship. They have to trust what political leaders are doing in the next months.”
