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Study examines how Hong Kong managed first wave of COVID-19 without resorting to complete lockdown

Study examines how Hong Kong managed first wave of COVID-19 without resorting to complete lockdown

May 14, 2020, at 03:45 pm

Hong Kong/IBNS: Study suggests testing, contact tracing and population behavioural changes—measures which have less disruptive social and economic impact than total lockdown—can meaningfully control COVID-19