Yes, i've seen the same, the problem is transfer en-route and cross contamination. Think of all the petrol pumps that have been used, any shops en-route, parking meters, hand rails, gates, benches, sharing of stuff (cups, bottles, etc), all the rubbish the pikies left behind for others to clear up. Then consider a lot would have been car sharing - contaminate the cabin of a car and anybody getting in and out up to a few hours later use the same seats, belts - not to mention the contaminated air and surfaces in a sealed box 5 people are driving around in. The million and 1 points of contamination when leaving ones pit to get to the beach and back is huge. Just being outside isn't the concern (for me, anyway). This is to say nothing of the idiots who get drunk or tombstone off cliffs who then endanger rescue services and indeed risk spreading the virus further by enforcing human contact.
I might sound like a crack pot but there is a bit more to it than some realise...
