Newshour - How Portugal kept its coronavirus outbreak under control - BBC Sounds

Portugal is a country which has an ageing population and is a deeply family oriented society, with much in common with its Iberian neighbour, Spain. But where the pandemic has wreaked havoc in Spain, Portugal has had a vastly lower infection and death rate. More than 25,000 people have died in Spain, and just over 1,000 in Portugal, which has a quarter of the population. Pedro Simas is head of the viral pathogenesis lab at Portugal's Institute of Molecular Medicine - why did Portugal fare better?