Only 11 people have died SO FAR. So far projections are suggesting that 80% of people will catch this with the death rate sitting somewhere between 1-4%. Yes, most of us will be fine, but not all of us.
To put that in perspective:
In Northern Ireland last year, approx 15,700 people died (in total, from all causes, including but not limited to: cancer, suicide, accidents, flu, etc).
If 80% of our population get it (1.882 million) that means around 1.5 million will catch it. Most of those people get it will be ok. But, depending on the death rate (somewhere between 1-4% - still unclear due to the lack of testing and unknown cases) between 15,000 and 60,000 could die. Even on the lower scale, that's nearly as many deaths as every other cause of death combined last year.
This attitude of "sure it's only killed x amount of people, more have died from x y and z" is getting on my last nerve. X amount of people have died so far, that number is going to grow. We need to do our best to limit that.
That doesnt even include that lives that will be lost due to the overwhelming of the NHS. Patients of other medical needs will not be able to get the care they require because so much time/money/resources will be directed towards patients being hospitalised with CV. There is a massive knock on effect.