Governor Wanda Vzquez has imposed a curfew (lockdown) as a measure to confront the public health crisis that is the COVID-19 pandemic. Among the measures associated with the curfew are prohibiting the movement of citizens between 7:00 p.m. - 5:00 a.m., ordering the closure of businesses, offices, and government agencies (except essential services), limiting the use of cars to alternate days, and requesting the federal government to close or limit entry in ports and airports, among others. Discuss what obligations may arise in the following scenarios (from the perspective of the curfew executive order):

A group of young people move into a rented apartment (Airbnb) in Isleta Marina and spend time on the beach, boating, until late at night.

A bank security officer feels unwell (thinks he has the symptoms of the coronavirus) but has to work so he continues to meet working hours by receiving customers in line at the bank.

Juanita is a cashier in a supermarket and asks the manager to provide her with protective masks, gloves, and disinfectant for every day (while she is working as a cashier). The manager tells her that if she wants those items she has to buy and bring them herself.

Pepito sees a great business opportunity in the limitations of access to prepared foods. He decides to use his motorbike for food transport services on Sundays.