NSTnation: A good 'exit strategy' is crucial in ensuring that there will be no increase in Covid19 cases after the MovementControlOrder (MCO) ends. coronavirus covid19 dudukrumah stayathome
"exit strategy" is crucial in ensuring that there will be no increase in Covid-19 cases after the Movement Control Order ends.
“Based on our projection for April 14, we were supposed to have 2,033 positive cases. There is a 150-case difference . There is possibility of patients transmitting the disease to others while undergoing treatment. Other factors to consider, he said, was whether there were new Covid-19 clusters detected in certain areas.He said the laboratory capacity also plays a factor in making the decision to end the MCO, whether they could detect cases “fast and accurately”.
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