Well I dont know is it proper to say this, but I think Finland has manage with this covid decent level. Well take for example our neighbor Sweden. They fail big time. We both have top notch health care.I am convinced that if we did periodic hard shutdowns, a hard closing of borders, mandatory quarantines and better contract tracing that our economic reduction would have been less severe, while also saving more lives. We were too loose with the strategy and it caused things to get worse instead of better. It also didn’t help that the buy in was not up to the level it needed to be to be successful. The selfish and foolish nature of too many citizens cost lives, jobs and mental health.
The evidence bears out when you look at the countries that successfully did the thing I mentioned versus those countries that did not, those engaging those activities faired better.
Sweden are now forced to lockdown boards, 'cus they have worrisome if british variant will spread how poorly they follow quidelines.
Finland:
Total Cases: 47,262 (+368 today)
Active Cases: 15,574
Critical Cases: 23
Deaths: 688
Recoveries: 31,000
Total Tests: 2,915,972
Tests/1M Pop: 525,789
Sweden:
Total Cases: 588,062
Active Cases: N/A
Critical Cases: 240
Deaths: 12,115
Recoveries: N/A
Total Tests: 5,499,317
Tests/1M Pop: 542,498