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    People-perception during COVID-19 outbreak

    August 2, 2020 /

    It was in December 2019 that China reported coronavirus infection (COVID-19) in humans. We did not take it as a death threat until the WHO declared COVID-19 infection a pandemic. The viral infection turned into a public health emergency of international concern.  That’s when people began to rethink about the adversities of the deadly virus.  As the numbers of infected people and casualties started rising on a daily basis, public perception and opinion started to change. The realization dawned upon us that coronavirus is here to stay. And this instigated a widespread support for preventive measures.  By the end of February, coronavirus news spread like wild fire on social media with…

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    Keeping your sanity in place!

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    We are facing a huge COVID-19 challenge all across the globe. People are quarantined at homes and quarantine facilities. There is a lockdown in every country; countries have sealed their borders. Seems like the Coronavirus menace is never-ending! We have succumbed to the lockdown. Every family is within their home space, not for a day but for days together.  India is thickly populated in metros and cities. We have limited living space. There are homes where five to seven or more individuals live in a small one-room-kitchen apartment or even in a single room. They have to spend days together in that minimal space. Today, COVID-19 has affected many people…

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