How people respond to emergencies?
In the context of the pandemic, it is important that those responding look after their own and others safety by following up to date guidance to reduce the risk of being infected.
People are more likely to panic if they feel trapped and helpless, if escaping seems to be the only way to survive or if there is no-one available to help. Even in these circumstances, panic is unlikely.
The majority of people who have been restricted in movement due to lockdown measures have cooperated in the knowledge that this is protecting themselves and others around them.
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