Italy Coronavirus

First, I’ll tell you a story that happened to me fifteen years ago.
I then owned the old Lada. And in the center of Kiev, the engine of my car began to boil. Many compatriots passed by, but no one helped me. And an old German man passing by stopped. He gave me a 1.5 liter bottle of mineral water, which I poured in place of the leaked antifreeze.
This story reminds me of the current situation with the coronavirus pandemic. All countries have isolated themselves and are trying to fight the virus on their own, while forgetting about partners.

My fears all along have come true: the crisis in Lombardy was translated to “Humanity will be wiped out if we (mostly in NATO) don’t place our citizens on lockdown under army “protection” while we arrange for trillion £$€ bailouts to our most corrupt and inefficient corporations. We will throw some coins at the sheeple to keep them appeased while they are fighting with their families at home over the remote control”.
How is it possible that life is going on as normal in most of India, Singapore, Taiwan, Japan etc.?

The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss the political and economic implications of the Coronavirus spread throughout the world, including a rapid uptick of cases in Europe and the United States.