Coronavirus Tips from S. Korea
By Robin Postell
Before the U.S. got hit with the coronavirus/Covid-19, China, South Korea, and Italy were waging war against it. This should have been a playbook for the U.S. to follow but it seems Americans were deluded by the “it can’t happen to us” affliction.
Watching from Dagea, South Korea, U.S. ex-pat Michael Cavada is shocked at how his native country dismisses the virus. He has been writing to me every day saying that Americans need to pay attention in order to get ahead of it.
The latest from S.Korea on Thursday, March 5, 2020:
“This virus first pops up in the community as single cases. Then, it pops up again as an isolated case. Suddenly, it presents in small clusters. If not dealt with appropriately at this stage, it will blow up and become a disaster. The other way that this virus spreads is that it goes undetected in a group that has been meeting in large numbers and in close quarters; churches, nursing homes, sports teams, office buildings, etc… If this happens, and nobody is testing or quarantining, then the proverbial shit hits the fan.”
Michael Cavada, U.S. native working in Dagea, South Korea
ROBINPOSTELL
Writer and photographer since age 7, I took it pro when I turned 21. Freelancing for magazines, newspapers, websites, blogs ever since, my portfolio grew. The publishing industry has changed and I continue adapt. Now, I'm shifting gears and looking for new adventures, both personally and professionally - the two have, frequently, been synonymous.
4 Comments
pius ramondi
Thus good
FuzzYdicE
Stay healthy! Keep a lookout for early warning signs.
Thanks for sharing!
ROBINPOSTELL
The information so broadly strewn. I’m attemting now to put together more comprehensive and sourced for all to gain something, particularly Americans, who seem to think it’s not a risk.
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