[rodguy911]

My guess,and it's only a guess,is if the corona is similar to the common flu,it will wane by summer. If it does the problem will be more or less self solving. Bringing our lives back to normal should not be that much of a shift.

We all go through flu season every year. Last year thousands died,probably more than will die from corona. But, there was little if any mention of it and we all went on about business as usual.

Why not do the same thing here especially should the covid 19 dissapates in a few months which it is likely to do?

[Black Agnes]

How do you propose fixing the supply chains?

Especially those for medicine?

That issue won’t go away with warmer temperatures.

BTW, Singapore has cases as does Brazil and other ‘warm’ countries.

While the virus might not live (as long) outside, it loves air conditioning conditions (temps in the lower 70’s and low humidity).

[cgbg]

This website will walk you through the differences between the Coronavirus and the normal flu and why they matter. Please take a little time and watch some of them:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD2-QVBQi48RRQTD4Jhxu8w

[Black Agnes]

https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/drugshortages/default.cfm

Anything you’re on that’s on that list might be dodgy to get next month...

[bgill]

The world could knock back the flu if they had the guts. As the flu wanders around the globe, shut down those countries. Eventually, it dies on it’s own. But, no! Can’t have any dips in the stock market.