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Here in France even with the Italian experience relayed in the press, i.e doctors having to make many times a day a choices between the ones who will live or di
by bengalister 7y ago
Here in France even with the Italian experience relayed in the press, i.e doctors having to make many times a day a choices between the ones who will live or die, many people don't take it seriously.
I am shocked but not surprised by the behavior of my fellow citizens. Many people still went out shopping, went to the restaurants, still think it is a simple seasonal flu and do not at all comply with the recommendations of avoiding contacts.
The government decided at last today to close the restaurants and most of the shops except grocery stores and drug stores.
Also I think in France at some point the army will have to be called to help, to let policemen enforce the rules and be used to secure sensitive sites.
With the periodic social unrest that France endures since the last major "ethnic" riots of 2005 and the more recent and more social yellow vest protests, I am afraid that in France there will be also a lot of indirect deaths of the sars-cov-2 pandemic.
- rambojazz 7y ago> I am shocked but not surprised by the behavior of my fellow citizens. Many people still went out shopping, went to the restaurants, still think it is a simple seasonal flu and do not at all comply with the recommendations of avoiding contacts. This is what happened in Italy as well. 1. people are recommended to stay the fuck home and reduce physical interactions 2. most people don't care and carry on with their normal life 3. state now needs to enforce harsh rules because people don't seem to understand that it's serious 4. some people still don't care, go to parks, beaches, private parties