2nd April 2020

I have dreams about disturbing scenarios on flights.  I feel I have made the right decision and that the flight is more risky than staying, but I still wonder whether I might be making a mistake.  I speak to my sons, who all think I should stay and that it will be safer, and we agree it defeats the object of isolation to get on a plane.

I hear from one of the other volunteers who is unsure, but their arguments and rationale are not mine, and the conversation leaves me anxious about my own choices.  I make a decision not to have any more conversations about my decision and to let my mind settle.

Rwanda police have now launched a fever testing exercise to fight C-19. Body temperature levels are tested on drivers and people moving along streets.

It’s the second ‘clap for the NHS’ evening.  I’m on the phone to a friend in England, she runs to the door and I can hear her street clapping.  I would have enjoyed doing that if I had been in the UK.