I'm in the United States. Within a few miles of where I live, a school worker has tested positive. Our large-scale stores like Costco and Sam's Club are like locusts have invaded. Costco is out of toilet paper and over 1000 people were there this morning waiting for the store to open.
I used a restaurant supply store and laid in 90 days of food for my family, plus some other essential goods, without burdening the already-oversubscribed big consumer stores.
A few hours north of us, a worker at a postal distribution facility that distributes parcels has also tested positive. After receiving a few vital things tomorrow, we will be discontinuing parcel delivery to our home and stopping all unnecessary trips outside, including my 4 year old's much-loved tumbling classes, because I am an asthmatic pregnant woman who has had pneumonia in the past and am therefore a lot more at risk of complications than a typical person in my age group.
Thankfully, we're in a very good position to do this, as neither my DH nor I have to show up at a physical office to do our jobs, and our home is large with a very private garden the children can still play in even if we must isolate for a little while.
The thing I fear is the sequelae of this disease. SARS gave many "cured" people pulmonary fibrosis and other long-term, sometimes fatal lung problems. If the immediate fatality rate is "only" 1-2% but the percentage of people incurring lifelong pulmonary issues is higher, this could be truly devastating worldwide.