Damned if you do, damned if you dont!
Look at the clamour to close schools, they announce that they are then it's all waily waily over qualifications and child cares vs going to work.
Whatever decision is taken will be met with anger or dispair.
People need to sit down for a bit of introspection as to what is actually important.
Liberty vs life for instance.
It's okay no matter what you do you can always blame the government.
People criticise the gov just giving advice on behaviour at the moment, wait for the outcry when they force pubs etc to close.
Think about the poor sods in essential roles, pressure on those workers to keep things going their fears need addressing and supporting.
Yes seems to me that so far there is little to criticise, a fairly measured and tactical response from HMG. the Public on the other hand have demonstrated some of the worst behaviour, all the masks at NHS Epsom were stolen in the first week of the outbreak. The supermarket shelves have been cleared even though the food supply is under no threat. The very people who will be looking after us find it the most difficult to live a normal life themselves as a result of this selfishness.
Meanwhile, this is my activity:
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