Shoegal81 skrev 2020-04-22 02:54:26 följande:
Hej TS,
Här kan du läsa en ny intervju med Tegnell i den vetenskapliga tidskriften nature som svarar på frågan i din trådstart:
www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-01098-x?ut...
Nu har det ju visat sig att den här strategin inte lyckades skydda de äldre och svaga tyvärr och Sverige har just nu över 10% döda av de som insjuknar
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Can you explain Sweden’s approach to controlling the coronavirus?I think it has been overstated how unique the approach is. As in many other countries, we aim to flatten the curve, slowing down the spread as much as possible — otherwise the health-care system and society are at risk of collapse.
This is not a disease that can be stopped or eradicated, at least until a working vaccine is produced. We have to find long-term solutions that keeps the distribution of infections at a decent level. What every country is trying to do is to keep people apart, using the measures we have and the traditions we have to implement those measures. And that’s why we ended up doing slightly different things.
The Swedish laws on communicable diseases are mostly based on voluntary measures — on individual responsibility. It clearly states that the citizen has the responsibility not to spread a disease. This is the core we started from, because there is not much legal possibility to close down cities in Sweden using the present laws. Quarantine can be contemplated for people or small areas, such as a school or a hotel. But [legally] we cannot lock down a geographical area."