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Originally Posted by nomadking
Germany didn't manage anything. They just had fewer points of introduction in the first place. Eg if the UK had 100 people bring it in to the country, and Germany had 10, then obviously Germany would be likely to have fewer cases. Bit of a simplistic example as many other factors are involved.
It's not something that spontaneously arises in 1 in 1m of the population, it has to be introduced and spread.
Eg if 2 tourists from Wuhan arrive in Northern Italy whilst heavily infected, then they are going to spread it to other tourists, who then return home.
3rd Feb
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So do planes from Wuhan only fly "full" into London but one or two passengers into other countries? Do infected Europeans only cross Schengen borders in small numbers?
Your post, and links, are entirely speculative and unsurprisingly structured in a way to absolve our Government of any responsibility at all.
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Eg if the UK had 100 people bring it in to the country, and Germany had 10, then obviously Germany would be likely to have fewer cases.
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"If". These aren't known.