Lessons learned in past outbreaks
The novel coronavirus dominates(主导）the headlines as one of the world's most pressing issues. It has killed more people than the 2003 SARS outbreak, according to the World Health Organization（WHO).?
One of the biggest lessons from SARS was to share the latest information about the virus with the public and other countries in the world as quickly as possible., allowing scientists around the world to start developing a vaccine(疫亩）on Jan 12, according to Xinhua.
With experiences of fighting against SARS and MERS, many countries were also better prepared to stop the spread of coronavirus..During the 2012 MERS outbreak, research showed that infected camels caused the outbreak. According to the WHO, strict measures were enacted(实施）, restricting the sale of camels and camel products in the Arabian Peninsula. There were also mass health tests for all those in close contact with diseased animals.
In the fight against the novel coronavirus, China has also taken many effective measures to control the virus. Under the leadership and command of the central government, all provinces and municipalities(自治区）across the country have launched a Level One emergency response to the novel coronavirus.. It is because of these effective measures that the epidemic has been constrained （限制）successfully within China, with the confirmed cases less than many other countries.
A. They also quickly isolated (隔离）those who were confirmed infected for medical care
B. Chinese health officials published the details of the new virus online
C. The number of infections overall in China are now far more than that of SARA
D. Following the measures, the number of the infected has dramatically decreased
E. The outbreak has killed many people since the first death was reported in Wuhan
F. But there is no better prevention than stopping the source
G. What can we learn from the past outbreaks, including SARS and MERS
