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We reacted late, but not as late as for example Italy. And at least where I live, many people tried to reduce social contacts. Not all obviously, but streets go
by iforgotpassword 7y ago
We reacted late, but not as late as for example Italy. And at least where I live, many people tried to reduce social contacts. Not all obviously, but streets got emptier. But probably the most relevant thing to do was closing schools and especially kindergartens.
It may just work out fine, I think it also depends on whether people get their shit together during the Easter weekend regarding family visits. Good weather also helps making things look less grim.
- bayesian_horse 7y agoWe acted later than Italy, in temporal terms. Maybe earlier in terms of the infection curve. At some point there wasn't anything to act on. Cases where far and few between and have been individually isolated for a time. There was no way to find community spread because there was no way to identify other cases without testing millions. And the official incidence rate is still about one in a thousand people.