Comments by "annoyed aussie" (@annoyedaussie3942) on "How Taiwan held off Covid-19, until it didn't" video.

You need a lesson in either geography or economics, Australia, New Zealand and Singapore are on par with Taiwan thanks. Ok Singapore started with what is commonly known as the Swedish approach however they managed to keep it out of the older population and few died because when it ran through a large number of migrant workers not many died because of age mostly I am guessing. Singapore did change it's approach obviously. Also check which countries are in Western Pacific region of WHO and compare to PAHO Pan-American Health Organization and European WHO region countries, it appears the approaches were mostly determined by these offices , it's only the Western Pacific region which has 14 days mandatory enforced usually hotel quarantine, the other 2 regions all 10 days voluntary quarantine and the results show.
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500 cases a day is incredibly high, only 3 cities ever get back to 0 after that, Wuhan China, Melbourne Australia and Singapore. In fact when Melbourne was having great problems the total number of cases in Canada was about 400 per day, I am from Brisbane Australia and my feeling at the time was my gosh I think Canada is going to get rid of it and Melbourne is looking pretty stuffed. Obviously I was wrong and until Taiwan has 0 community cases for at least 2 weeks they are only weeks away from complete disaster as we have seen in other countries if they decide to reopen without enough caution.
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