Hi Ben Boubakary

In my personal opinion, containment is one of the measures used by governments. However, it would not be fully correct to assume that it is the best way to deal with the same. Nonetheless, an eclectic approach combining several measures together is what the governments across globe are considering and that seems appropriate too.

Thank you for your reply dear Kailash Jandu.

May be this can give u a bit of idea

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2764956

Thanks you dear Junaid Furhan. The article is very interesting.

Ben, containment is just one of the measures that a range of countries have adopted in trying to minimise the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic. There are other measures that have been adopted both in the developed and developing economies including social distancing, an increased observance of hygiene measures such as washing of hands and faces and so on. Needless to point out that caution and common sense are key in observance of these measures as a vaccine is yet to be found.

Thank you for your reply John Mendy.

Now it is nolonger the best because it leading to hunger which is worse than COVID

Thank you for your contribution dear Bruce Robin Nyamweha.

All the preventive measures are to be put in place to contain Covid-19 successfully

The best way to fight COVID-19 in developing-economy cities

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/05/why-primary-healthcare-is-cities-best-weapon-against-covid-19/

ways UN teams around the world are fighting COVID-19

https://www.un.org/africarenewal/news/coronavirus/9-ways-un-teams-around-world-are-fighting-covid-19

The best solutions are the ones that are directed towards preventing further spreading as well as the development of vaccines. Although all the preventive measures are important