Many people are not taking seriously the Pandemic that affects us / myLot

@profree2019 (1218)

Barquisimeto, Venezuela

April 16, 2021 6:54pm CST

I have come home after finishing everything I had to do on the street, and I have followed all the protocol, bathing, changing clothes, etc. But I must tell you that I have arrived impressed. On the street I looked like a person from the outskirts of the city, lost, clueless. Everything was strange to me, incredible the number of people who walked on the street As I like mathematics, numbers, statistics so much, I was counting how many people I saw used their masks correctly, the number of people who did not comply with this measure, something like 30 or 40% was surprising. Many people eat in the street, in street businesses of hamburgers, hot dogs or fried foods, without the least hygiene measures. A riot this caused me to run home. I realized that there are many people who do not take seriously the pandemic problem that we are experiencing. God protect us all.

9 people like this

8 responses

Mildred Tabitha

@mildredtabitha (16095)

• Nairobi, Kenya

5 May 21

Here too, many aren't taking it seriously. But let's pray for them

1 person likes this

Jose Gonzalez

@profree2019 (1218)

• Barquisimeto, Venezuela

5 May 21

It's the only thing we can do for them, friend.

1 person likes this

Mildred Tabitha

@mildredtabitha (16095)

• Nairobi, Kenya

5 May 21

@profree2019 yes. I agree

Esther Nungari

@Nungari1 (222)

•

17 Apr 21

Most people are tired of it and don't tend to be careful it's so horrifying

1 person likes this

Jose Gonzalez

@profree2019 (1218)

• Barquisimeto, Venezuela

17 Apr 21

I think that's the word, tiredness.

Kayla Tsukino

@kaylachan (60566)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

17 Apr 21

It's called going back to living your life, and making the decision to weigh the risks. Prior to COVID, that's what we've always done. We've had other deaise out there. We've eaten from possibly conatanimated sources. The idea of protocals, is not to make a person to live, but give ideas to provide a safe space if they so chose.