How did the Italian people fight against COVID-19 when classes were suspended and masks were worn blindly?

The first time I saw a photo of an Italian wearing a mask, I didn't think there was anything wrong. I looked at it carefully and immediately smiled. I don't know if it's a prank or something. I didn't cover my nose, just my mouth. It seems that a high nose is sometimes not necessarily a good thing.

As of the morning of the 3rd, the cumulative number of Italian COVID-19 patients was 2,036, with 52 deaths. So far, it is the country with the worst epidemic in Europe. However, compared with the nervousness of local China people, it seems that not all local people care about COVID-19.

Italy divided the disaster-stricken areas in the country on 1. The most serious is northern Italy, 1 1 town, and about 50,000 residents are blocked. Red area? . But despite the warning issued by the government, some local residents are still worried. Human rights? , held? Anti-blockade? Move, gather in the square without protection. This kind of behavior undoubtedly puts the safety of oneself and others at risk, which is confusing.

What is a mild epidemic? Yellow area? The school will be closed until this weekend, and major sports and cultural activities will be suspended. Areas where only a few diseases are found are almost out of control, and people's lives are as usual. Not only are masks hard to buy, but few people wear them on the street.

It can only be said that at the beginning of the epidemic, people paid insufficient attention to epidemic prevention. The protective measures they get are limited to the most basic behaviors such as washing their hands frequently and sneezing with their elbows. However, few people consciously implement the measures of less socializing and staying indoors as much as possible.

For example, it is still held on February 23? The orange war? . In fact, attention should be paid to the spread of the epidemic at that time, but people thought it was unnecessary to cancel the carnival. They think that there is no carnival anyway, and people have to go to railway stations, supermarkets and so on. And there is also a risk of infection (the smell of broken cans).

Now that the epidemic situation is getting worse, Italian residents are actually gradually raising their awareness of protection. I hope things will get better soon.