It is Saturday March 14. I am in my room, waiting for the day to end.
The whole country is in lock down. All the stores are closed. The
university has closed. Our governments lack of response has left
everyone to fend for themselves.
Stores are empty. Streets are empty. I have no money. I don't even
have enough food for the next few days. At this point, I am no longer
concerned about getting infected. I am preparing myself for the time
when it happens.
My plan was to return home. Now my home town has annonced that I am
no longer welcome back. They have isolated themselves form the virus.
All ports and airports are shut down. Tourists are being arrested by
armed soldiers. The authorities are threatening to set in the civil
defence to stop people from retreating to their cabins.
