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Anonymous ID: 56b694 March 23, 2020, 2:04 a.m. No.8529352   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Italy

Italy shut down 13 days ago, and there you can only travel for groceries, work or emergencies - but you need official papers to do that.

 

Religious institutions remain open, but there are no marriages, baptisms or funerals.

 

France

France is on day six of their lockdown and it has similar restrictions to Italy.

 

If you're going to your job, you need a certificate to prove you can't do it from home. And if you can't, security forces fine you €135 (NZ$255).

 

Portugal

It's lockdown day three in Portugal and people are fined if they go anywhere but the market, petrol stations and banks.

 

Restaurants are closed, but takeaway shops are still open.

 

Spain

Spain is on day eight but some people aren't obeying the shutdown. There are 260,000 police on the streets, but they're about to be reinforced by 130,000 military personnel.

 

Their government has deployed drones to fly around the streets announcing they're closed and that it is illegal to be out in public.

 

Australia

Australia is partly in lockdown - their pubs, clubs, gyms and cinemas are closed but schools are still open.

 

China

In Wuhan where the virus originated, no one could come in or out of the city. And if you were walking the streets you had to wear a face mask.

 

There were also house-to-house searches that forced infected people into quarantine.

 

But more recently, some of those restrictions have started to be lifted.