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与其看每天一堆人在这里瞎逼逼,不如去读读别人用数字写的分析:
As we transition towards 'COVID-Resilience', daily case numbers would no longer be the primary metric we measure the spread of COVID-19. As we opened up in recent weeks, we have also seen an expected rise in transmission, up to a couple hundred daily cases, and we can expect this number to rise further. Health Minister Ong Ye Kung has stated that we typically see up to 1000 daily influenza cases, reported here, and countries like Finland or Denmark have similar population sizes and around 800 daily infections today. I am interested to see what the state of the disease would be like in the near future when we reopen our economy and society, and thus have done a quick investigation using data from both locally and overseas.