The article says Greece acted fast 
   
 
 
    A Bloomberg article makes reference to Greece’s successful 
curtailment of the spread of coronavirus in a report focusing on the 
timing of nationwide responses for the Covid-19 outbreak.
The piece stresses that Greek authorities adopted measures fast compared to other countries in Europe.
“It may seem harsh, but the markets are recovering and people are 
still dying, and this marks a turning point in the spread of the 
epidemic,” the author writes  expressing modest optimism about the 
development of the pandemic worldwide and its impact on the world 
economy.
“The situation is stressful and the social distancing is difficult to
 tolerate, but there are indications that the loss of lives on a larger 
scale has been prevented,” the author added.
At this point he uses Greece as a case study pointing out that on the
 issue of the coronavirus, the country seems to have done something 
right.
“Greece quickly shut down its economy at the first sign of 
trouble, at a time when tourist destinations were about to open. That 
seems to have worked.”
The article lists a table showing how quickly Greece has taken measures 
to implement the social distance compared to Italy and Japan.