Between Donald Trump’s announcement to suspend flights until the late announcement of the school closings, Belgium felt mounting anxiety and called for a political reaction. It ended up arriving, national. But we were close to the community incident.
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VShe Thursday morning, the country wakes up a little bantering. The World Health Organization dropped the famous word “pandemic” the day before, without anyone really understanding what this lexical shift entails. The coronavirus is in everyone’s mind, yes, in breakfast conversations, but the “soft” measures in force in the country since the beginning of the week suggest that the wave may still save us. But the day begins with a symbolic measure by Donald Trump, which the radio stations spit out. A ban on flights from Europe to the United States. Here we are plagued. Beyond the ulterior motives facing a Trump who finds a new scapegoat, by strangely exempting the United Kingdom from the post-Brexit era, sentiment shows that the crisis is worsening and that the Belgian “measures” will not last 10 minutes.
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