Difficult to determine, the most affected district in China is open again. Now, the world is waiting for them to come and give the vaccine, antidote and any help that will solve this crisis quickly.
Not sure how many people are going to trust a vaccine imported from China. Other drugs are different because you can do chemical tests to determine what they contain but I think vaccines are a little different. There's still a chance also that Europe will come up with some sort of vaccine before the end of this... (I'm not versed in licensing laws they may have to trial it in every customs area).
Valid points.
But some countries that are near to China might not think twice in these times. They'll desperately want to get rid of it and if it's the actual vaccine that helped them to overcome the virus, they might give it a try.
I've heard about Russia and Australia too experimenting for the possible vaccine.
I guess there are more than a handful of countries trying to discover a vaccine or a drug to fight this virus. Japan, Germany, USA, Singapore, and many others are also doing their part in experimenting a new vaccine. This is a race against time. Every single day that passes by without a vaccine means lost lives.
In terms of trust in China, for sure, it is not that easy. And now it is also discovered that a lot of COVID-19 test kits bought from China are actually not working. Spain, Czech Republic, and perhaps a country or two more are reporting failures of COVID-19 test kits coming from China.
But both places seemed to be taking the virus pretty seriously and both were fairly empty. Even police have moved away from the area too in order to assist with other tasks.
If only all the people in the world were like that from the very day the virus started creeping, we wouldn't have reached this worse stage. However, reports from all over the world of people not following lockdown guidelines, social distancing and other health protocols were pretty much common earlier. Events were not cancelled or postponed; people go to parties, sports events, and other gatherings.
As a matter of fact, when some Chinese experts moved to Italy to provide medical assistance after they successfully reduced COVID-19 to a significant extent in their own country, they were shocked at how the people are still moving around and meeting others as if everything's normal.