Lesson from South Korea on how to slow the COVID-19 spread

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHV4ukogdE0


This video uploaded in March, explaining experience from South Korea, who flattened their curve very quickly after the initial spike of COVID-19. They took preventative actions, including Social distancing, Contact tracing, Widespread testing, and Early preparation. 


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