@Huma0you have had a double blow, it's incredibly unfortunate journalists and others have lost jobs because of this crises.
Alas I firmly believe some behind the scenes within the airline industry and at the coalface of society will see through the lack of proper research what's caused this "virus" and lockdowns will be flipped on there heads, travel will take off again and the faith in the wider community will be restored.
Heads must roll though within Universities who have scaremongered people into effectively believing whatever they spin without having facts.
Professor Shaun Hendy here in New Zealand is one such person who must be held to account.
He a couple of years ago came to the conclusion he was flying by aeroplanes a lot so in an effort to reduce doing so caught trains etc instead.
He's the "bright spark" who got wind of a new disease & behind the perceived number of cases we will have here in NZ.
If he bothered to look further afield and did proper research he would be aware in USA btwn June-August 2019 there was a cluster of similar symptoms found in a group of 100 or so people who had been vaping. It was reported to FDA USA at the time.
I'd expect it to have been reported back to China ...
Not one of these academics are looking into links and snowball effect of use of unknown chemicals in vapes & vaping etc which is unregulated.
People must wake up to common links to diseases linked back to Vapes, just like cigarettes once did to people.
There's some brilliant business people out there who are shocked at the lack of Duty of Care by those involved in Health Research on the wider economy.
To the best of my knowledge it's common practice to consider & incorporate snowball effects when making decisions that impact on the betterment of others, including the economy.
