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Hello, welcome to the response coronavirus.

Smart phone recordings from across the globe, describing how COVID-19

and the changing lockdown is affecting you.

I'm Winifred Robinson.

Many of the countries severely affected by the pandemic are attempting to ease the restrictions. Cody Seagull lives in Panama City and he thought it was a good time to reflect on the reality of what seemed at first to be a rigid lockdown.

Up until recently there was no alcohol sold. It was completely illegal to buy,

purchased, and consume alcohol. Also, the quarantine was separated by gender, meaning that only men can leave on

Tuesdays and Thursdays depending on the last digit of their ID and women being Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, again depending on the

last digit of their ID.

So on paper the quarantine is incredibly strict, but a lot of people are given what's called

Salvo conductos, the translation to English, I guess there's roughly safe passage,

meaning that you're exempt from quarantine.

So because I'm the owner of two restaurants that I'm considered an essential worker and therefore

I'm able to get a salvo conducto.

But in the news article that I read it says that in a city of 1 million, which is Panama City,

over 300,000 sal salsa conductors were given,

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