Coronavirus: Where will be the last place to catch Covid-19?
It is the second-smallest UN state in terms of land and, with just over 10,000 people, the second-smallest in terms of population .
Those in quarantine are checked for symptoms every day. When some developed fever, they were isolated further and tested for Covid-19. The kits were sent to Australia, but all came back negative. "Every time we look at the [Covid-19] map it looks like the world has got a measles outbreak - there's red dots all over the place," he says.
"These places don't have robust health systems," he says."They're small, they're fragile, many don't have ventilators. If an outbreak did occur it would decimate the population.""Many of these places have high rates of diabetes, heart disease and chest conditions - all those conditions [are linked to] a more severe form of the virus."
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