laura vicker, bbc news, daegu. china is going all—out to contain the virus.are still questions over their early response and the silencing of medics who tried to raise the alarm. today though, the world health organization was full of praise. china has rolled out probably the most ambitious and i would say agile and aggressive disease containment effort in history. to what extent you think cover up and censorship played a role allowing this virus to accelerate at the rate it did? i don't know. frankly we did not look at that, i am being completely honest but what worries me most is has a list has the rest of the world learned the lesson of speed? once china woke up to the danger, it did move fast. quarantining cities and effectively shutting down its economy. as the virus was allowed to spiral out of control in the province of hubei, it spread in small but significant pockets in every province in china. this is the picture of a disaster and force the government to act. here is what happened. the official figures show that in hubei , although the numbers are s

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