India can learn from China’s experience fighting Covid-19, says top US adviser Anthony Fauci

DeeKay

"India could learn from China’s disease control playbook in fighting its Covid-19 surge, according to US presidential medical adviser Anthony Fauci.

Fauci offered advice on how to tackle the “very difficult and desperate situation”, during an interview with The Indian Express published on Saturday.

India has become the pandemic’s epicentre, reaching a record high of 400,000 new daily cases on Saturday,

with health care systems overwhelmed and patients struggling for access to care and supplies.

Fauci said building makeshift hospitals, like those used in Wuhan last year when the central Chinese city became the first epicentre of the pandemic, could be an emergency stopgap measure."

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https://www.scmp.com/news/china/ ... g-covid-19-says-top

pgangwani35

China is never leak any information

DeeKay

I think Hong Kong will if we ask. Also there are Indian Ambassadors and students in China but it is strange, so far we have not got any info out. I wonder why both the former and the new ambassador are not saying anything.

If I am not mistaken, India did get aid and equipment from China, especially Tamilnadu. I am currently reading China Syndrome - about the first SARS outbreak and since Covid-19 is a variant of SARS virus, hoping reading the book will help.

pgangwani35

DeeKay 19-5-2021 01:45 PM
I think Hong Kong will if we ask. Also there are Indian Ambassadors and students in China but it is  ...

China is fully controlled by their government and
india and china has trade war from last year and Indian government banned chinese apps in India dear

Rushcourt71

DeeKay 19-5-2021 01:45 PM
I think Hong Kong will if we ask. Also there are Indian Ambassadors and students in China but it is  ...

Is the book you are reading on the forum? If not can you post it in the Reading Room and let us know when you have done so.  

DeeKay

https://www.craxme.com/thread-23665-1-1.html

Link to the book as I cannot find the Reading Forum.