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I wish this was the situation here. The limitations in most of Europe and united states are much much harsher, including no schools and mandatory closure of all
by tomerico 7y ago
I wish this was the situation here. The limitations in most of Europe and united states are much much harsher, including no schools and mandatory closure of all non-essential business.
- morsch 7y agoMost of Europe hasn't closed all non-essential businesses. Has anyone, aside from Italy and Spain? Non-essential public venues (gyms, museums, some stores, etc) are closed, but that's true in Australia, too.
- prawn 7y agoSchools have closed in one Australian state at least. More than half of children are at home in my home state, from what I can tell, where schools are not closed. They've polled for the coming term and suggest that two-thirds will be at home. One serious loss in productivity comes in overseeing homeschooling while trying to work from home. Can't imagine many non-essential businesses are running anywhere near 100%.