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[QUOTE="ctchamps, post: 3549266, member: 37"]
You need testing and a decent system to monitor contacts.  Body temperature machine scanners at points of entry would be important.  We also should have adequate numbers of ventilators and PPE.   This is not rocket science because we have a successful model in South Korea.  They were one of the first countries if not the first country outside of China to get cases.  They had no advance warning other than China.  There was no Italy or NYC when they went into lockdown.  But they were and are prepared for this pandemic.  Just emulate what they did and are doing.

You can't test everyone in a country every day.  I never stated that.  What you do is is test a percentage of people and if they test positive you trace who they came in contact with and isolate them if they don't have antibodies.  Same with any individual who becomes symptomatic or has a fever.  Infected people will still move through society but not at a rate that causes an overwhelming of the medical system.   The average person will feel relatively safe and the economy can resume with some modifications to the work environment.
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