1. PANAMA

So far, about one thousand cases of corona virus infection have been reported in this country of Central America. The lockdown has been announced in Panama but the lockdown here is slightly different than in any other country. Here the lockdown is announced on the basis of gender. Panama has a lockdown but people can go out to shop for essentials, but there are gender-based conditions for that. For example, some days of the week are set here for women and some days for men.

Women can walk out of the house for two hours on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. For men, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday are fixed, while on Sunday there is a ban on the exit of anyone.

2. COLAMBIA

In some towns in Colombia people are allowed to exit based on the last number inscribed on their National ID. For example, citizens residing in Bairancabarmeja whose ID number ends at 0,4,7 can go shopping on Monday. Those whose ID is 1,5,8 last number can leave for shopping on Tuesday. In the coming times, it is possible that the same rule can be seen in Bolivia.

3. SERBIA

Serbia also has a lockdown and to avoid crowds of people, 'Dog-Walking Hour' has been implemented in Serbia, in which the time from eight o'clock to nine o'clock was scheduled to walk the dogs. However, it was later withdrawn due to protests. A vet said that if dogs are not taken for a walk in the evening, they will develop many diseases. Especially problems related to urin. Due to this, the people living in the houses in which they are living will also increase the risk of infection.

4. BELARUS

The President of Belarus faced a lot of criticism in the past. 'I don't see any virus', when Belarus President Alexander Lukashenka was asked why he is not trying to stop his country Corona virus infection, he responded with a laugh.

During an ice hockey match, when the TV reporter asked Lukashenka why he was not postponing the match, he said that the match had no problem because the cold of the stadium would prevent the virus from spreading.

5. SWEDEN

Sweden, aside from its neighboring countries, has not shown any speed yet. He seems to be in a very relaxed state. However, it is not that the situation there is very good. So far more than four and a half thousand cases have been confirmed in Sweden. The government hopes that people will show understanding and take the right steps. Since last Sunday, the gathering of more than 50 people is banned. But schools for children under 16 are still open.

Pubs and restaurants are still offering table service and many people are still socializing, like they used to do before.

6. MALAYSIA

There is a partial lockdown in Malaysia. During this time, the government in Malaysia had to apologize for an advice given to him. A cartoon was released online by the country's Ministry of Women, in which women were asked to do make-up, dress up, and refrain from fussing with their husbands in the meantime. However, the government was forced to apologize for the cartoon after severe condemnation. The government lifted it after heavy protests on social media.