If you live in the UK, you really don't know what lockdown is. I live in Spain, at the moment I do not go out at all, as I have chronic health condition. Nobody is allowed our, unless absolutely necessary , then only to go to the Farmacia or to the nearest supermarket for food shopping.
Most people are not working as everything is closed.
You are not allowed to visit friends and family.
You are not allowed out to exercise.
You can walk your dog a short distance to allow it to go to toilet.
All beaches , playgrounds etc.are closed
Last Sunday was the first time since lockdown that children have been allowed out for exercise, with 1 parent only, up to 1 hour a day, up to 1 km radius from home.
There are police and army patrolling and stopping you if you are out, you need to show identification and justify the reason you are out, where you are going ,show your shopping receipt. If you are not meeting the regulations you will be fined €600 , if you are stopped again and still not confirming you will get €1000 fine. If you are stopped more than 3 times you can be arrested, and the police here can be very rough when arresting and handing you.
That is the reality of a complete lockdown .
The number of fatalities is high, but is slowing down a lot, as is the number of new infections.
Our lockdown is on the way to a gradual return to a new normal, but it will take at least 2 months.
It has been very hard here for a lot of people, especially families in apartments.
The majority of people are obeying the strict regulations.
If you read reports in the Spanish news they are harrowing, I think that some people don't understand the seriousness of this virus, and others refuse to believe it.
But this doesn't mean that it does not affect people in a terrible way.
All you have to do is stop being selfish, be patient and be thankful you are not I'll with Covid 19 waiting for a ventilator, which even then will not guarantee that you will stay alive