The epidemic situation in COVID-19 is shifting to rural areas. Is this good or bad?

Now the whole world is shrouded in an epidemic. Although the epidemic situation in China has been effectively controlled, the epidemic situation in some foreign countries is still spreading. Among them, in India, the epidemic has shifted to rural areas. So is this phenomenon good or bad? In my opinion, this phenomenon is not good. Let's be specific.

First of all, if it spreads to rural areas, and the defense measures in rural areas are not as good as those in cities, the risk of infection will increase. Because in rural areas, people are more convenient to get in and out, so the probability of gathering people will be greater, and the probability of spreading danger will be greater. So once the epidemic spreads to rural areas, the harm it brings is unfathomable, while the epidemic prevention management in rural areas is relatively lax, and the risk of cluster infection is even greater. Because this epidemic is spread in a special way, it is spread through the air of saliva. Once individual infection occurs, if it is not controlled, it is likely to cause cluster infection.

Moving to the countryside is a bad phenomenon, and on the other hand, the defense consciousness of rural people is not as good as that of urban people. Because of this epidemic, the harm he caused is now known to everyone. In cities, people's defense measures are perfect, and their personal awareness of protection is relatively high, because in some government departments, the management of these places is strict. However, once it leans to the countryside, it is very likely that a large-scale spread hazard will occur, because relatively speaking, people in rural areas have relatively low awareness of protection and often visit relatives and friends, so if this phenomenon occurs, the probability of bacterial cross-infection is greater.

So in my opinion, if this phenomenon is transferred to the countryside, then this situation is worse. Although what I said is not comprehensive, I mainly summarized the above two reasons, and some reasons were not mentioned. You can add them in the comments section.