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MERS在韩国的暴发毫无疑问是一件不幸的事情,但至少人们还能够从这个不幸中窥见一丝希望——在恐慌中逐渐接近MERS的真相。如果你见过2003年空无一人的北京街头,那么可能会对如今韩国的萧索景象感到些许熟悉。韩国的街道,人们带着口罩,匆匆而行。感染病例和死亡人数的不断上升使恐慌升级,谣言四起。这实在很难不让人想起2003年肆虐亚洲的严重急性呼吸综合征(SARS)。
MERS outbreak in South Korea is undoubtedly an unfortunate thing, but at least people can also glimpse a glimmer of hope from this unfortunate - in the panic gradually close to the truth of MERS. If you’ve seen the streets of Beijing, the city of no one in 2003, you may feel familiar with the sluggish image of South Korea today. South Korea’s streets, people with masks, hurried. There are rumors of escalating panic over the rising number of infections and deaths. It is hard to recall the serious acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) that raged in Asia in 2003.