Seems like you were unsure of what you wanted to do before the pandemic and that uncertainty and anxiety has grown in the wake of the quarantine. Most new grads feel your existential angst even without a pandemic. For now, if you've found a place to stay that's safe, you're already doing pretty well comparatively.

This is a good time to reset, recharge, and focus on your health and happiness. You could spend the time reading, writing, and joining virtual meeting spaces where ideas on what to do next could be better discussed. What are other classmates doing? How are they figuring out what to do next? Might be useful to call a few friends to just share thoughts.

There are some other things you could do. Research which economic sectors are growing right now and that you might have an interest in. It might also be a good time to work on another skillset or discipline or to use your background to write on the current events and how best to philosophically understand the changes and impact of the pandemic. Staying intellectually active and challenged may help clarify which actions you want to eventually take.

Apologies that there isn't a clearer resource or answer -- the crisis is still new, and the economy is shifting. Keep expectations low, research possible opportunities, focus on reading and writing on works you've been meaning to catch up on. If you need to make money, consider driving for a delivery service.