I think "ignoring the mental health cost of that" is exactly what most governments have been doing up until now. I am in mainland China (outside Hubei) where w

I think "ignoring the mental health cost of that" is exactly what most governments have been doing up until now. I am in mainland China (outside Hubei) where we had about 4 weeks of strict lockdown and then 4 weeks of shops slowly reopening but still fences and checkpoints and restrictions on where people are allowed to go... It's been devastating to my mental health, and that of many others. The schools still aren't open and parents are on their last thread. If there is a strategy for getting on top of this outbreak where less people have to go through the stress of lockdown, I think that would be worth investigating.