Maybe the government's strategy is a variant of the UK's - induce it slowly through the population by compelling those who are healthy enough to make occasional visits to the supermarket, catch the virus and develop "herd immunity"? I see no other sane reason for the major supermarket chains, one after the other, shutting down home delivery. They don't want a siege mentality staving it off completely.
I spoke to a neighbour today, when I was out on our last walk before home confinement starting midday tomorrow.
She is a mother to a child that goes to the same creche as my kid.
And she mentioned that someone in her office building had tested positive.
Its important not to let the panic scream out.
What would we do if this was a common cold or flu?
In general we would wash our hands well, and want each sick person to stay at home.
At the shops its avoid talking to the coughing person, and then wash the fruit and vegies well.
Pre coronovirus we were still going to the swimming pool and pub, riding trams and other hotbeds of spread the cold around.
This is similar albeit more infectious. Its not leprosy.
In France the supermarkets remain open and we are going once a week. No swimming pool or pub though.
Once a week is a low risk for infection
