Greenland must learn to live with COVID, public health officials say
“We no longer believe that we can keep Greenland totally free of COVID-19.”
Greenland can no longer shield itself from COVID-19 by following a strategy of containing outbreaks as they crop up, that country’s public health officials have said. Instead, in a shift in strategy, they now say residents must prepare themselves for a more persistent presence of the virus.
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