It always happens. During lockdown people don't interact. After lockdown they do. Hence more people get sick. This is why lockdown should be a sellective tool to prepare the healthcare system, not a one size fits all global economic suicide pact like it seems to have become.
Oh, you'll be pleased to know that Australia does think that's a solution.
They're talking about "6 months, at least, or until a vaccine" of this.
You have people begging the government to turn Australia into North Korea, lock the borders forever and keep us on social distancing into eternity.
We keep being told we're not on hard lockdown, but you can't go anywhere, do anything. You get fined.
Everything is shut but for "essential" things.
It's so strange, because when it was all about flattening the curve, it was all "If you sacrifice atm, we can do this and it will all be over soon".
Suddenly, as soon as that curve flattens completely, we record very low new cases, no real community transmission, all that curve talk is gone and we are getting threatened with harsher restrictions and "It's not over yet, it will get worse".
No "Good job, you flattened the curve!", just "You haven't seen what a real lock down is like". It's genuinely disturbing.
Whilst the rest of the world gets back to work and this virus fades, Australia will be living the North Korean dream.
I expect at this rate that international news and internet will be cut so we can't access the outside world.