Don't dear me, just get some education buddy and stop splattered ignorance on the internet

Not everyone is being tested, and surely there's enough material on the internet

I think we are equating staying at home with quarantine.@Alma is staying at home but he is not in quarantine.

Correct he works from home but would go out marketing,collecting his payments,shopping and socializing over a tot of Viceroy,mug of coffee or a bottle of Whitecup light.

But now he does not get out of the house at all.He has not only followed the guidelines bu MOH but has also developed his own for his household and following them to the letter.Well done @ALMA

Another thing I can't be certain about is if we have enough testing kits. I don't know what you make of it. But what are the probabilities that Kenya has enough testing kits to emulate a country like South Korea? When I read that Israelis and Americans are searching for these kits all over, then surely someone is losing out on supplies. Who?

Then if we study the graphs of the global powers we realize that we have like 4-5 months of agony. Germany is holding out good but a flatter normal also means longer especially economic recovery periods. China has managed to contain the virus so far, but since other countries are lagging in recovery, what can it do, except wait while giving support to a wide field. And besides, there could be a resurgence. We cannot be confident of a clearly defined economic and political environment for over 5 months, and that is too long a siege. We should not take that risk.

My suggestion is that we:

1. Carry out a diplomatic initiative with our neighbouring countries to intensify on trade in food and basic commodities, and encourage subsistence farming even in urban centers

2. Declare war on the virus and deploy our disciplined forces, volunteer or otherwise to be the main supply conduits across borders, and to engage them in civilian cooperation regarding internal distribution till epidemic containment

3. Offer corporations incentive to adopt virtual working environments for their employees

4. Offer special care and attention to population segments that are particularly vulnerable to Covid infection

5. Encourage essential work under stringent conditions for all able bodied persons likely to have mild symptoms.

6. Identify and promote new adaptive behavior through cultural action

7. Encourage more use of e-commerce and offer a robust security and support system

I believe these measures will help us solve the threat posed by this virus in a way that is comprehensive and economical while minimizing its negative effects to the best of our capacity.