I have only a slight idea where 'here' is for you, aside from it being in the southern hemisphere. I don't know whether people are following any kind of protocols, or what they are.

In the US, we are largely doing nothing. We do have some breakthrough cases and we have some breakthrough deaths. Those people always seem to have some serious underlying comorbidities, but where are they? And where are you?

Deaths in China are VERY low, as are infections. Is it because of their excellent vaccines? Probably not, it's far more likely to be the fact that they will lock down an entire city in response to a single case. In the US, we are militantly doing nothing in most cases. When Idaho hospitals were in crisis care, I couldn't point to much of anything to say that anybody was taking any precautions. There were signs here and there, and 5-10% of people wore masks.

Meanwhile, a buddy of mine just got back from a fishing trip in Brazil. He was amazed at the level of mask compliance down there. He was having a drink with his father and got up to use the bathroom and found everybody staring at him. He quickly realized it was because he was the only unmasked person in the place, since he had forgotten to put his mask on when he got up.

We were talking in a full restaurant. Only the staff was wearing masks.

Do you feel immune thanks to that vaccine you got? Even surviving COVID isn't proof against re-infection, as was shown repeatedly prior to the vaccines being produced (mostly from the P2 variant, which became...what, Epsilon? Beta? I forget). Are you sure that your safety isn't due to social measures? I certainly wouldn't know, since I don't know where you are or what measures are being taken in that area. I know that there are darn near none around here, though.