South Korea's outbound travel ushered in a retaliatory rebound. What is the impact on local epidemic prevention and control?

South Korea's outbound travel ushered in a retaliatory rebound. This situation will increase the difficulty of local epidemic prevention and control and increase the probability of epidemic infection. It is not a good phenomenon to do this in front of the highly contagious Omicron mutant. Maybe the tour will come? Spring? If this causes a new round of epidemic, it will not be worth the loss.

Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic, many people have been killed? Grounded, in the city. They are afraid to travel abroad, and even if they travel at home, they will be cautious. After the outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic, the Korean tourism industry was seriously affected, and now it is welcoming the retaliatory rebound of outbound travel. In my personal opinion, the prevention and control of local epidemic will bring the following two effects.

First, increase the probability of epidemic spread. At present, COVID-19 is popular all over the world, and it is a mutant of Omicron. The virus is less toxic, but it has a strong transmission ability. If overseas travel is not opened, the number of people infected with COVID-19 virus in South Korea is already very high. If overseas travel is opened, overseas returnees will no longer be isolated, which will further increase the probability of virus transmission.

Such a move will promote the domestic economic development in Korea. But it is very harmful to epidemic prevention and control. There may be more people infected with COVID-19 virus, and medical resources will be even more tense.

Second, accelerate? Lie flat? Mode, ordinary people are most affected by hundreds of thousands of infected people every day, so that South Korea can slowly open up? Lie flat? Mode. In this mode, rich people can have good medical conditions, enjoy normal working life and go out to play.

Under the same model, ordinary people are the most affected, and their wealth and resources are limited. If the rich bring back the virus, they will be the biggest victims.

Since South Korea lifted the restrictions on entry segregation in some countries, outbound travel has reached its peak. This practice will accelerate the spread of the epidemic and may make more people infected with COVID-19 virus.