Quote from: Lomberjack on April 21, 2020, 02:32:20 PM

Quote from: matchi2011 on April 21, 2020, 02:18:28 PM

Quote from: pealr12 on April 20, 2020, 11:51:36 AM

As long as the people dont treat this virus seriously and still going out on thier homes even the government already told everyone to stay home , this pandemic wont end.

Realizing that there's no vaccine that being developed to cure this pandemic virus this situation will continue to affect the economy. It's up to the people to how they will take it seriously and follow the government advised. If this simple instruction can be done correctly this won't take that long and while working with finding the antidote not too many people will be suffer and die.

This pandemic could really impact as a lot as long as the cure for the virus is still not invented, for the meantime, the only thing that we could all do is give our very effort to lessen the transmission of Covid-19 and be disciplined enough to follow what our Government had instructed us and to stay at home as long as possible.

Here in our city, even if the Government have been conducting massive testing for the suspected infected persons, the number of confirmed positive patients everyday is still increasing, this could mean that our ECQ(Enhanced Community Quarantine) is possible to be extended, and if that happens a lot of people might run out of supplies due to loss of income because of the quarantine.

This will take a year or two to end. We may be out in a few months but the crisis will always be with us as long as we don't have the vaccine for the virus. We will be living in a society with a new normal regulations. The ECQ was extended in my country and I hope this will be enough time for a massive testing so that anyone who has the virus and asymptomatic will be recognized and quarantined. This will help us curve the confirmed positive patients. If the lockdown continue without the testing, it will not be that effective. An asymptomatic patient will still be out once the lockdown is lifted.