In my country the wealthy went ... in their summer house on the islands.
You know, the typical location which is usually not self-sufficient and definitively not autonomous when it come to medical care facilities.
You know, the typical location which is usually not self-sufficient and definitively not autonomous when it come to medical care facilities.
Driving to a 2nd home in a more densely populated area might be less dangerous, but could still spread the virus.
The only real contact I've had with people is having gone to the grocery store a couple of times--and I could probably have used delivery for that (although with the lack of stock, that might have been challenging).
Your condescending attitude is not necessary.
If you have it in a dense area and don't know it as your example, but are still out on occasion to get whatever critical supplies you may need, you would be likely exposing MORE people.
You're also assuming the destination has no cases at all and will never see any. Locals in these places often get supplies outside of their town. And yes, if people own homes there, you can't stop them.