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2015-06-06 17:52:18
South Korea is doing a great job
Because it spreads very poorly between people, MERS-CoV can be controlled by public-health measures, which South Korean authorities are now pursuing aggressively. The authorities have been exceptionally thorough in tracing all contacts of infected people and monitoring them for 14 days — the maximum incubation period of the disease. Any who begin to show symptoms are isolated. So far, all new cases have been among listed contacts, adding to confidence that the outbreak is under control. There are new cases reported each day but these do not represent any new spread of the virus since they can be accounted for by the more than 1,600 contacts of those already infected before MERS-CoV was diagnosed in South Korea.
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