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Why Asian Countries Are Beating COVID-19 While US Struggles

Ralph Jennings

   TAIPEI, TAIWAN - In Malaysia, like much of the world, coronavirus
   infections began rocketing in early March and eventually topped 8,800.
   By early June daily caseloads had fallen to around 10 to 20 and they've
   never resurged.

   Coronavirus infections in the United States also began a steep climb in
   early March but instead of falling in June surged upwards to some of
   the country's worst ever.