Currently, the third wave of COVID-19 infections has spread throughout the country. Part of the reason is that the 2019 coronavirus is a British strain that has the ability to better bind to human cells, resulting in a spread 1.7 times faster than the normal strain. In addition, the country’s policy of balancing economic activities with public health care has resulted in a large number of patients currently requiring treatment in hospitals, and a number of patients still waiting for treatment. In the future, if the number of patients increases, patients with mild symptoms may need to self-isolate from their families and society to take care of themselves. Therefore, the public should be prepared to deal with unexpected situations at any time.
