On a positive note, the low prevalence does suggest that it must be quite difficult to catch it from sitting on a bench that someone who had it previously sat on, or from being jogged past, or from breathing the same air as someone in a supermarket queue. Which perhaps most people knew but it might be reassuring for some.
If it was really as contagious as some people seem to think, current restrictions in most places would definitely not be severe enough to stop it becoming very widespread. In fact, it seems to be in line with what we've been told, that close and prolonged personal contact is the most likely method of transmission. Not a reason to flout guidelines or stop being careful, but hopefully can calm some nerves.