Covid-19 Pandemic Simulator

The Diamond Princess may slip to the bottom of the rankings, but its place in the history of our civilisation will stay exactly where it is: a lesson in human indifference in the face of something monstrous. It was not for nothing that Mr Xi called it a "devil virus"; it is not an easy thing to decide to close a city of 11 million people when no one has ever done it before;

While Japan was indifferent to the lives of the passengers on the Diamond Princess, and Europe and America were smug about the few thousand ventilators they already had and indifferent to the safety of their own parents and grandparents, the virus spread on to poor countries that cannot afford ventilators at all. There is still time;

It is time for the world to choose to do what is RIGHT, rather than what is PROFITABLE or what it LIKES,

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Covid-19 simulator software: http://covid19.pitec.vn

author: @VinhNL; open source, with the author bearing no liability.

The software may help scholars and researchers find better ways to flatten the curve;

Personally I see this: rolling out rapid testing points in the community, like lighthouses drawing in the yellow dots (those already infected) to be tested and safely isolated, as the Koreans have done, is a very good approach worth learning from.

source: dev@stech.vn