Human Rights or Irresponsibility? Part 2 Though after seeing the coronavirus losing control, many governments had to start letting people stay at home, however, most of the policies they used seemed to not work at all, since the virus is still spreading rapidly and causing various tragedies. Without strict laws, punishments and executive power, many of the people who are used to freedom are not taking it seriously and they do not obey the government urge to stay at home. Gianni Zampino, a middle-aged Italian man was in the hospital, speaking to social media. He did not care about the virus and he went out without taking any protection. He ended up getting the virus. What’s worse, he spread the virus to his father when he was at home. The virus took away his father’s life. He was filled with regret, that he told people to stay at home, not to make the same mistake he made. “‘I didn't do anything to prevent getting this virus, but it, unfortunately, got inside my body and killed the person I loved most in my life, my father…Everybody says that this virus is a normal flu. I can tell you it is not a normal flu. It gets inside you and it takes hold of you, and it takes your lungs.’"(Pinna 3). In Italy, where the situation was said two weeks ahead of which in the US, the death rate of the virus is 9 percent and the health care system had already broken down. Italy has been the first country in Europe, where the coronavirus has been very severe. In Italy, the patients are lying on the beds in the hospital waiting for the death miserably. A doctor is crying. She has to choose who to live or die because she can only save some of them due to the lack of breathing machines since there are too many patients after the coronavirus outbreak. We might assume the government does nothing to stop the virus. However, the Italian government is trying so hard to stop the virus and save its people. It actually chose to lock down very early. In March, when there was an outbreak in the areas like Lombardy, the Italian government decided to lock down the area. The method was similar to what they did in China, where the government locked down the Wuhan city at first. However, the information was leaked by the media before the Italian government took action. Many people in Lombardy rushed to the railway station and ran out of the area overnight, causing the virus outbreak in other areas, and soon all of Italy infected.