When it comes to coronavirus response, superpowers may need to study smaller nations-Washington Post

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When it comes to coronavirus response, superpowers may need to study smaller nations-Washington Post
The Washington Post named Lebanon as one of the successful countries in responding to COVID-19.
“Officials in Lebanon saw the virus coming and acted fast. The country started to shut down about a week after the first confirmed case in February. Early action — and the public’s familiarity with crisis and willingness to take action with or without government directives — enabled Lebanon to control its outbreak, leading to just over 900 cases and 26 deaths,” Washington Post writes.
“Some smaller countries, however, have gained newfound recognition as the world takes note of their early, and still tentative, successes. The largest and most powerful nations will need to study what went right among smaller and less powerful ones,” the article added.

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