> As a whole people behaved sensibly. Switzerland has its fair share of non-compliant idiots, but the share is historically smaller than in other countries and

> As a whole people behaved sensibly. Switzerland has its fair share of non-compliant idiots, but the share is historically smaller than in other countries and the country itself is small. So the idiots don't create enough of critical mass to make it appears as an "alternative norm" and they end up sticking out as exceptions. That said, there was a considerable push back to the closure of restaurants and bars. In the end, they HAD to be closed formally, because simple pleas for behaving responsibly and not congregating into larger groups did not work well. Especially on Fridays. But once a law is in place, it is generally observed and not questioned.