You may or may not be interested in how another country has cracked down. It is not as hard as the shutdowns Italy, Spain and France but can be increased under the state of emergency in place in Portugal. Not everything has been decided yet and many people think they are slow in deciding about flights in Europe. The road birders with Soain are shut but citizens csn still return home. Plus commercial transport are allowed in.
Now more details are in, it seems the new rules are sensible and proportionate and in no way amount to a "lockdown". It appears that , while the over 70s have been told to stay at home as much as possible, the idea of setting aside specific hours for them at supermarkets and pharmacies has been dropped. People should not drive around without a good reason, but we will not have to fill in forms justifying our journey as they do in France. Restaurants, bars and cafes are closed but bakeries, health food shops, pharmacies, supermarkets and vets can stay open. People can walk their dogs, but these walks should be kept as short as possible and you should obviously not stop for a chat with fellow dog walkers. People can go out for short walks or runs, even if they do not have a dog, but not in groups, and they should keep as wide a berth from other people.as possible. There is no curfew. People whose jobs cannot be done from home can still go to work. Socialising is discouraged, no meals with the family or friends, as is visiting the elderly, unless it is to take them provisions. Supermarkets will have reduced hours, but will be open. Distancing, especially in queues, is required, that's all, and maximum numbers allowed in any establishment have been reduced.
This is not a "lockdown" but we should all limit our outings from the house and interactions with people as much as possible.
If these rules are not respected, the government now has powers under the "Estado de Emergência" to make them stricter.
Boa quarentena!!