GoofGoof
Premium Member
Fair points. I don’t think the fear there is people going out to get their hair or nails done or bowl a few rounds (that actually could be a problem in the wealthier areas). In the poorer parts not everyone has running water so people have to go to a public location to fill containers to have water to drink, cook or bathe with. There’s a lot more of a need to leave your home for essential things.India is not US though. Majority lives in poverty. They have no choice but to stay home. They might have a better lockdown system. Maybe their citizens are not as stubborn or entitled as our citizens and really follows what the government says. Lots of factor to consider.