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Coronavirus 'is going on all around us' - Professor Johan Giesecke | Sky News

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First published at 03:12 UTC on August 22nd, 2020.

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April 29, 2020 - The former Swedish chief epidemiologist Johan Giesecke says he will be “watching with interest” how Australia comes out of lockdown, as he questions the effectiveness of the draconian measures implemented to prevent the spread of the deadly coronavirus.

In a wide-ranging interview with Sky News Australia, the professor spoke about Australia’s response to the COVID-19 crisis which has delivered world-leading health outcomes but at an immense economic cost.

“No government that I know gave a minute’s thought about how they would get out of the different lockdowns that are installed,” he told Sky News.

“Take your school closure for example. If you close the schools when are you going to open them and what’s the criteria?

“I don’t think anyone thought about that when the closure was decided.”

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