Three months since the arrival of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 prompted an unprecedented lockdown on human interaction and on huge swathes of our economy, the primary objective — preventing our hospitals and morgues from being overwhelmed — has been achieved. The cost — economically, and, in some cases, psychologically...
Full ArticleCOVID-19 And Economic Meltdown: Was Global Tourism Only Thing Keeping Us Afloat? – OpEd
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