Things the US has got right - and got wrong coronovirus response

It's been two months since the US proclaimed a national crisis over the coronavirus episode. The loss of life from Covid-19 presently remains at more than 83,000 - and a huge number of Americans are jobless.

There has been a hearty continuous discussion about whether the US was enough arranged for a pandemic and if the best possible advances were taken as the infection showed up on American soil.

Since the time mid-March, in any case, most government authorities have recognized that the extent of the emergency required a reaction of gigantic degree.

The uncommon lockdowns forced in a significant part of the nation were intended to slow the spread of the infection, keep the country's human services framework from being overpowered, purchase time for additional arrangements and ensure Americans especially in danger of genuine wellbeing inconveniences.




Things the US got off-base - and got right - at beginning of flare-up

The lost a month and a half when US neglected to control infection

This is the means by which a portion of those endeavors have succeeded - and fizzled