Same here in London over a month ago. Though my wife and I did develop mild respiratory problems. I've been arguing for days that the death rates are complete

Same here in London over a month ago. Though my wife and I did develop mild respiratory problems. I've been arguing for days that the death rates are complete fantasy. People still only using tested cases / deaths when in fact no one is being tested. In South Korea, as of the weekend only 248,000 people out of a population of 50,000,000, with 8,086 +ve cases and 72 deaths. Without statistical extrapolation that's a <1% death rate. Real rate a fraction again of that. Hospitalisation rate is high because an abundance of caution due to the publicity around this. Regarding your fear about primary carriers, the advice in the UK is not to visit vulnerable groups. If you are asymptomatic you are also less likely to cough etc and died the disease. In my office culture anyone who is sick is told to go home and made to feel unwelcome (in a friendly way) Had been this way for decades. We know not to visit each other.