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Agree. Everyone needs to protect the vulnerable. You wouldn't catch me indoors or within 2m of anyone over 60. Wear a mask in confined spaces. Keep washing hands

The protests will serve as a pretty good experiment on how susceptible we are to a second wave. Everything I've read suggests it isn't going to make much difference - the virus doesn't travel well outdoors, infection numbers in the community are pretty low. We'll find out in a couple of...

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/15/us/coronavirus-what-to-do-outside.html https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/science-and-disease/dont-need-model-know-health-workers-need-ppe-care-homes-should/amp/...

"Protect the people of Brighton" from what? Nobody needs protecting, everyone has the ability to protect themselves: stay 2m away from others (or more of you wish), avoid crowds, wash your hands regularly.

More scaremongering :facepalm:

Maybe they were going out burgling!

This is my general experience as well. Not seen anything out of order in Haywards Heath or Lindfield, people are taking it seriously, roads are dead.

That's great if it's true, but it all needs to be tested properly. This is a great article about Hydroxychloroquine and how bad information spreads over social media. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/06/hydroxychloroquine-trump-coronavirus-drug

Obviously I'm talking about everyone else!

I've not been near anyone for well over a week now. I think there's an element of personal responsibility at play - regardless of what other people are doing if you follow the rules you definitely won't get it.