Dionne Aleman is a professor of industrial engineering and CHE affiliate at the University of Toronto. Her research involves developing pandemic models to simulate infectious disease outbreaks in urban environments, first during the H1N1 epidemic, and now with COVID.
She said success or failure in the first stage of the province’s reopening will largely be determined by people’s behaviour.
Full article: Toronto Star (May 17: Caledon Enterprise, Flamborough Review, Inside Ottawa Valley, Mimic News, New Hamburg Independent, Newscaf, Our Windsor, St. Catharines Standard, The Record, Toronto.com, Waterloo Chronicle, WorldNews.net)
- چرا انتاریو گسترش COVID-19 تست آن را سخت تر برای ارزیابی اقتصاد بازگشایی
{Why Ontario’s expanded COVID-19 testing makes it harder to assess the reopening economy} (مینرال نیوز – Mineral News, May 17) - Perché l’espansione dei test COVID-19 dell’Ontario renderà più difficile valutare la riapertura dell’economia {Why the expansion of COVID-19 testing in Ontario will make it more difficult to evaluate the reopening of the economy} (May 18: Italy Newsmaker)
- 放寬限制兼明重啟經濟 學家恐為抗疫帶來挑戰, 令省府更難監效果及跟蹤傳播 {Relaxing restrictions and restarting economies may bring challenges to fight the epidemic, making it more difficult for the provincial government to monitor the effects and follow-ups} (May 18: Ming Pao Canada)