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Auteur : Myoung-Hee Kim. Epidémiologiste, directrice du Center for Health Equity Research at the People’s Health Institute en Corée du Sud.Production : The Japan TimesDiffusion : site de The Japan TimesDate : 5 mai 2020Seoul – South Korea experienced one of the  world’s largest initial outbreaks of COVID-19 outside China. But,  unlike the United States and many European countries, we have been able  to contain and drastically reduce the spread of the virus, at least so  far — and without imposing a nationwide lockdown. Our response may  provide insights that can help other governments and civil society  groups working to combat the pandemic. So, how did we do it? Source : Myoung-Hee Kim, « How South Korea stopped COVID-19 early », The Japan Times, 05/05/2020. URL : https://www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2020/05/05/commentary/world-commentary/south-korea-stopped-covid-19-early/#.XrLSfpk69Pa (consulté le 06/05/2020)Photo «&#160;à la une&#160;» : Buddhist monks celebrate the Buddha's birthday in Seoul on Thursday. © AP 