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<blockquote data-quote="1sam" data-source="post: 25279798" data-attributes="member: 557062"><p>Yes, It seems like "flattening the curve" is somewhat working. I hope we may not going to get anymore tougher restrictions, and things gradually go back to good old days.</p><p>I went to COLES this morning at 7.00 on the dot, only a dozen people waiting outside, and not many things missing in the aisles too. Plenty of toilet paper, and there is a sign in meat aisle saying "no restrictions in the quantity of meat purchases," which explains where we are heading.</p><p>Authorities still planning to open schools after Easter, it looks bit too optimistic, but in the other hand, if everyone follow the rules, I don't see a problem in that too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1sam, post: 25279798, member: 557062"] Yes, It seems like "flattening the curve" is somewhat working. I hope we may not going to get anymore tougher restrictions, and things gradually go back to good old days. I went to COLES this morning at 7.00 on the dot, only a dozen people waiting outside, and not many things missing in the aisles too. Plenty of toilet paper, and there is a sign in meat aisle saying "no restrictions in the quantity of meat purchases," which explains where we are heading. Authorities still planning to open schools after Easter, it looks bit too optimistic, but in the other hand, if everyone follow the rules, I don't see a problem in that too. [/QUOTE]
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