Public health crises can have profound implications for governance, often necessitating rapid policy responses and resource allocation. During such times, governments may implement measures to protect public health, such as quarantine, vaccination programs, or emergency declarations. These actions can challenge existing norms and regulations and often require collaboration across various levels of government and sectors. Additionally, public health crises can expose gaps in existing policies, highlighting the need for structural reform and long-term planning in areas like healthcare, emergency management, and public safety.