Cuomo is right, though. This is an incredibly difficult and complex problem, and at the same time that we're thinking about containing the virus and saving lives, we need to be thinking about what "getting back to normal" will look like.
There need to be 3 plans being put together, in parallel right now:
1. Immediate healthcare needs: How do we flatten the curve of infection and save lives of the sick (isolation, quarantines, temporary hospitals, manufacturing medical equipment, etc)?
2. Bridging the gap for individuals and businesses: How do we support people in businesses over this unknown time period (could be weeks or months) so people can pay rent/mortgages, buy food, and companies don't shut down for good (sending everyone a cheque, deferring mortgage payments, relief for small and large businesses, etc)?
3. Getting back to normal: When the virus is contained, or shows signs of containment, how do we go back (does everyone return to work at the same time? Is it phased in by region? what type of businesses can open first?)
Someone needs to be thinking about each of those things, right now.