Basque Country, Spain. 2nd most affected area of the country. I carry hand sanitizer, nitrile gloves and a unused surgical mask (in case I notice symptoms) in my backpack daily (I had them for dust and pollen allergy). Washing hands so often is making my eczema flare up badly, but the worst part is the paranoia whenever someone coughs in the backgrounds. I have begun getting up early an earlier train to work so that it is not packed and I can keep the recommended safety distance. Heck, I even take my temperature every morning, just in case.
At work, the hand sanitizer contactless dispensers at the entrance are being used non stop. There are posters everywhere reminding us to stay away from sick people, wash hands often and not touch your face. People at risk have started working from home, and we are starting to test the remote connection infrastructure under load and stress in case we need to close down. I was asked to stop going to the gym by my manager and she is probably right (something scary happened there on monday).
Lockdown, travel restrictions, and public event restrictions are happening already. The worst part is that while authorities recommend keeping a safety distance in public transport, it's impossible to do it due to buses and metro always being overloaded. So I'm using alternative transport and keeping track of peak times.
Edit: Oh, also we have started to keep the main doors to the office open. I'm not sure if the measure is to avoid touching the handles and fingerprint reader to unlock the door, or to improve ventilation and prevent stagnant air. This building can overheat badly in the evenings.
