Well this is very different than what we have done: "I believe that we are just testing much more than in other countries, and we are detecting our outbreak early," said Christian Drosten, director of the institute of virology at Berlin's Charité hospital.
Drosten, whose team of researchers developed the first COVID-19 test used in the public domain, said Germany's low fatality rate is because of his country's ability to test early and often.
When Drosten's university medical center developed what became the test recommended by the World Health Organization, they rolled these tests out to their colleagues throughout Germany in January.
"And they of course rolled this out to labs they know in the periphery and to hospital labs in the area where they are situated," Drosten said. "This created a situation where, let's say, by the beginning or middle of February, testing was already in place, broadly."
This is quite different in the USA where the President said: "I'm a businessperson. I don't like having thousands of people around when you don't need them," Trump said. "When we need them, we can get them back very quickly."
That was in February while at the same time Germany was prepared and testing broadly. We hadn't even assembled the disassembled pandemic response team at that time, we were wholly unprepared and watch as our President wave and flapped and screamed "Look at me, Look at me!" That is the difference between a "businessperson" and a good President---protecting the nation is the duty of the President not his profit driven business.
It's one thing to read an article it is quite another to understand and think about what information the article contains.