This was a really interesting (and somewhat depressing) flashback over how it all happened in 2020.
The first thing that struck me was how the couple from Wuhan expected the rest of the world to take their example of how they dealt with the outbreak, and run with it ... then being confused by how slow that world was to react when the virus started to spread.
The interview with the guy from the indigenous community made me think about Australia's Aboriginal communities and how they need to be protected.
The comment from the British nurse, too, about how 2021 certainly couldn't be any worse than 2020, gave me a bit of a pang.
The first thing that struck me was how the couple from Wuhan expected the rest of the world to take their example of how they dealt with the outbreak, and run with it ... then being confused by how slow that world was to react when the virus started to spread.
The interview with the guy from the indigenous community made me think about Australia's Aboriginal communities and how they need to be protected.
The comment from the British nurse, too, about how 2021 certainly couldn't be any worse than 2020, gave me a bit of a pang.
