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    • Balancing public health and economic impacts remains a key challenge for policymakers.

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    • Robust pandemic control requires proactive and aggressive NPI strategies.
    • Adaptive policy frameworks are critical for navigating the uncertainties of infectious disease outbreaks.
    • Findings are particularly relevant for regions with slower COVID-19 vaccine distribution and uptake.