The coronavirus of if you prefer, COVID-19 is spreading, that is no longer in doubt. China, the former epicenter has recovered and handed over the baton to other countries whose citizens watch with dismay their country's government's inability to contain the spread of the virus.

Just like you, many of the citizens of these countries took the situation for granted and went about their normal lives believing that things will gradually get controlled, except that they didn't know that this case was a very different ball game from the ones they were hitherto used to.

Some of them got to see their loved ones die, family and friends lost to the pandemic. It doesn't have to be that way. Your government may have a responsibility to you, but at the end of the day, you are ultimately responsible to yourself by taking effective actions aimed at protecting you and your loved ones.

But taking any of those actions will have to start with knowing what actions you have to take and in the order of ranking which is most effective and what challenges to expect.

This book references the Spanish flu of 1918 and compares how two neighboring cities responded and which of these responses was most effective. It also talks about what the other city also did, even though it was too late. 1918 may not be the same with 2020, but there are lessons to learn and things that you can do on your own even if your local authority is not doing enough for your liking.

Some of the recommendations here are some really simple things to do, something you can easily teach your kids at home.

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