About "messing up the response in elderly care": I wonder what the strategy was there - if you want to protect the elderly, you also have to limit the freedom o

About "messing up the response in elderly care": I wonder what the strategy was there - if you want to protect the elderly, you also have to limit the freedom of movement of the employees that care for them and of the visitors, otherwise one of them will inevitably bring the infection in. But even if you do that, these persons can be infected by the people they live with - where do you draw the line? So I don't think it's about messing up in elderly care, it's more that the whole plan is unrealistic, it's just in elderly care that it shows...