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gns24 | 5 years ago
Even if we suppose the chance of it being as bad as suggested is only 50%, we should panic now, rather than waiting until we have solid proof and risk having a public health disaster.
Personally I suspect the UK didn't panic in its announcement and that this situation had been under surveillance for some weeks.
lbeltrame|5 years ago
Also the latest document by PHE highlights also the limitations of the current data behind modeling (PCR negative for the S gene, but positive for the others). At this point the good questions haven't been answered yet.