Greenland is taking a long-term approach to battling COVID-19
"We need to get used to the thought that this is going to take a long time.”
Greenland’s efforts to prevent its health service from being overwhelmed by COVID-19 will likely continue well into 2021, health authorities announced on Friday in connection with a change in approach to dealing with the illness that will now focus on preventing the virus that causes it from entering the country.
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