As Canada moves to start easing lockdown measures, experts say there are key lessons we can learn from other countries to avoid risking a sudden spike in new COVID-19 cases. Countries like South Korea and Germany lifted some restrictions and have faced setbacks — but also did some things right. Experts say effective testing, tracing and isolating of cases need to be put in place before reopening. Workers spray disinfectants in front of a nightclub in the Itaewon district of Seoul, South Korea, on Tuesday following an outbreak of COVID-19. A recent cluster of cases in the city is calling into question whether the country lifted certain lockdown restrictions too soon.

Source: CBC News May 13, 2020 07:32 UTC