Well, Denmark went from "basically normal" with the Scandinavian Open ASL tournament taking place with - as far as I know - no Corona-related cancellations to a country in basic lockdown in 11 days. Most non-health public employees to stay home, avoid public transports, avoid large groups, right to ban events with more than 100 people, etc. Both my sons were ordered to work from home, one by public employer and one by private employer, only absolutely essential employees remain working at the two sites. And now my youngest is sick, but there are now too many cases in Denmark to perform tests (a week ago he played floorball with a girl who got sick after skiing in southern Austria, she is not diagnosed either due to high caseload, but her room-sharing ski-partner was tested positive a few days earlier). So far my son has a fever but otherwise mild symptoms, so I am sure he will be fine.
I do not want to raise any alarm, but to me the Danish (and similar Swiss) reactions seem the most appropriate (and least politically motivated) of the ones I have read about. Rational is to flatten the curves so that the health system can handle the load, Denmark is past eradicating Corona.
As for me, I literally live on a mountain, I have VASL and my next tournament is in June. Moreover, we have food from a party of 14 that should have taken place tomorrow, now cancelled. Michael - see you on VASL Monday.