'Complacency the enemy' as health service fights back against Covid-19

"We are doing well, but we cannot celebrate just yet."
'Complacency the enemy' as health service fights back against Covid-19
Dr Chris Luke
Fri, 03 Apr, 2020 - 12:20
Vivienne Clarke

An emergency physician has said that complacency is the biggest danger to “flattening the curve” of transmission of Covid-19.

Dr Chris Luke told Newstalk’s Pat Kenny Show that “we are doing well, but we cannot celebrate just yet.

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