Yes, its a difficult time for the health workers especially. In one of the two hospitals we have in town, that happens to be across the street from my house, the have now found 8 nurses testing positive. All together we have about 200 cases in a community of 50,000. About 50 are cured, 1 died. Very much in danger are institutions like homes for elderly and such. There are a few places in Germany where it happened, and several people died. My mother is in such a place (but yet without corona cases) as well. Nobody is allowed to go in there any longer, except for staff.
Almost more worrying is the way the economy is going. The lockdown will result in a huge number of bancrupcies and hence huge unemployment. At the moment it sounds as if the government is paying for it all - but the government are we, the people, at the end of the day. Of course they can print as much money as they want and distribute it among the people, just as its done in the US as well. But sooner or later this will backfire, in one way or another.