How is Giesecke's approach of "so we should do what we can to slow it so the health service can cope, but let it pass" different than what is currently happening?
As I understand it, that is what most countries do and achieve with various success. And as soon as there is any respite in the load of the hospitals, people are already pushing for a easing of restrictions in place.
As I understand it, that is what most countries do and achieve with various success. And as soon as there is any respite in the load of the hospitals, people are already pushing for a easing of restrictions in place.