How is Covid, restrictions and people opinions about it in your country at the moment?

Pretty lax in the US. I mean that's why KPOP acts are packing their tours here this summer.

Where I live, it's pretty much life as normal.

We in Australia have had eased restrictions in my state for a couple of months now which means no masks, check ins and events are back on. Social distancing rules still apply in cases where you can't be safe and masks are encouraged but only mandated on public transport and hospitals now. The people are happy as after a couple of years of two lockdowns and many months of back and forth rules we are finally free. COVID is still out there of course, but people are glad to be free of it. It's been a scourge.

in my state in Australia - no mask mandate - people have still been wearing them and it's mandatory in certain places like public transport)

no restrictions or check ins but certain places require evidence of vaccination to gain entry

everything is completely normal just like before 2020

we have been through all the stages here

Right now no restrictions an no masks

I think is similar in Greece and Austria too at this point

most restrictions are lifted but cases are still high and too many hospitalization from unvaccinated people.

A good portion of people wear masks indoor by choice, sth like 80 percent. Even up to 50 percent outdoor too.

Our people are smarter than the government

I'm the only person in the supermarket/bus that still wears a mask

since may 1 people can stop wearing their mask outside in open spaces but u still see people with mask bc most need to go to close paces (markets, deparment stores, malls, etc)

like nobody here (in the capital where I live) refuse to used mask and even now they still wear them

when u go to a closed space, they ask u for a document (virtual o physical) that has your 3 dosis registered there, if u don't have them u cant go inside

It's already been said but in the US, people aren't really concerned anymore, even though there has been an uptick of cases in certain areas. Where I live, it may as well be a thing of the past (currently...) Some people wear masks (myself included,) but many do not, and many people that I know who were previously very cautious and swore they wouldn't stop wearing masks any time soon are now not wearing them. They are no longer mandatory in schools, even though they had been for a very long time. Spring Break came and went without a massive amount of cases popping up. So far, it's like this, but who knows how much longer. I do know of people who have tested positive lately, so it's out there...we're just hoping and praying it doesn't get bad again...

It makes sense with less strict rules if vaccination rate is high (and there’s protection of risk groups)

There’s a big difference between of high incidence in infection cases and high incidence in severe cases / mortality

A problem in most countries is the very skewed vaccination rate. Where people in lower socioeconomic strata or some groups of immigrants have wayyyy lower vaccination rate due to lack of adequate information or detachement from main society

(and other reasons)