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What can other countries learn from Italy's coronavirus crisis?

What can other countries learn from Italy's coronavirus crisis?

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Asked by Yashu Dhiman, Last updated: Nov 20, 2024

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A. Samuel

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A. Samuel, Content Manager, Masters in Marketing and accounting, Florida

Answered Apr 15, 2020

Countries that have not been affected by the novel virus should take precautions and always be prepared for the worse.

This precaution should include advising their citizens on what to do to prevent the virus. Such as: sneezing and coughing in their elbows or use disposable tissue and dispose of well. Washing their hands regularly and use alcohol-based disinfectant.

Stay away from people that are showing symptoms and always report symptoms to the health centers.
All borders, airport, and seaports should be closed in order to prevent infected goods or foreigners into the country

There should be a restriction of movement and ban on public gatherings such as worship centers, clubs, or any social program. Social distancing should be encouraged. Affected countries can also make use of these precautions.

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Jenske

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Jenske , Professional Gamer, MCA, Rotterdam

Answered Apr 13, 2020

There are so many things that can be learned from what has happened to Italy. First of all, it is obvious that the disease can really spread fast, especially when people talk and interact all the time. What made it harder for Italy is that they usually interact with each other, and this has caused the virus to spread even faster compared to other countries. Another thing that became evident is that this can become deadlier to those who are considered to be part of the elderly group, which means that those who are 65 years old and older may suffer from this condition more. The lockdown may have happened too late, but the fact that they have still taken this initiative was followed by other countries to stop the spread of the disease.
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Jasmijn

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Jasmijn , Musician, MA, Zwolle

Answered Apr 13, 2020

Italy is one of the countries that has been hit hard by coronavirus because people in the country did not realize that the disease is serious. One of the things that people can learn about what happened to Italy is that people are not superheroes. There is always a possibility that something will happen to them when they least expect it. Italy has taught the other countries that Coronavirus is one of the diseases that should be taken seriously. There was a time when people did not pay a lot of attention to it, probably because they have assumed that this is something that will not become as big as it is now.
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