No matter how you look at it: our governments must have been informed in early January that COVID-19 would spread in our countries, and our governments failed to act on that knowledge. Large parts of our governments don't actually work and need to be dismantled and rebuilt.
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We would probably disagree on the role of government, I’d interpret the constitution differently. But there isn’t a much of a moral agency difference from doing the exact same actions as today, just a few weeks earlier, especially when the warnings were there for months.
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From a functional perspective, the constitution is a bunch of words, not all of which are enforceable, of which not all are in someone's interest to pursue enforcement.
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