Korean Expert on Wuhan Virus


He explains about the importance of mask and airborne method of transmission as evidenced by the church infections.

The quarantine procedure in Korea is the best in the world, because it is not too expensive and burdensome to people.

China is the best but Korea is second. However, China is too cruel.

Taiwan could be even better because it managed to avoid the infection but we can learn little from Taiwan as the rest of the world were already infected. Taiwan avoided the mass sporadic infection.









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