The cases are getting serious in developing countries, and they can't handle it, and shutting down the economy for people to stay indoors is not an option. Imagine when a developing country is on lockdown, it's going to be really difficult for people to feed. And their governments are not ready to render any kind of support; they are only interested in what they are gaining from politics.
Only the rich will be able to survive a situation like that, where there are no jobs and no means for income. Even at these difficult times, some of the rich guys are still cashing in some big money.
For many people, especially in poor and conflict countries, the risk of dying from hunger is even more threatening than coronavirus. This is where the need for the agricultural sector to sustain food availability in the future. Many countries may have good reserves now, but if the supply chain stops and seeds, fertilizers, and others do not reach farmers or farmers cannot go to the fields, then maybe next year, the country will really lack food, and must prepare strategies to avoid this.
As a result of the pandemic, in the long run, the world will need far more resources to fight hunger, poverty, and low education. In various parts of the world, the most vulnerable people have lost the opportunity to earn income, and day laborers are no longer able to work because of the imposition of restrictions and locking due to this outbreak.
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/covid-19-global-food-insecurity/