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NEW NORMAL

We are almost one year out from the COVID-19 pandemic, and illnesses and losses are rising in several regions of the world. There's many currently and over 33.7 million cases reported and much more one deaths worldwide.

Over the past few months, we’ve experienced an unprecedented shift in our way of life due to COVID-19. One thing that is certain, we know that adjusting to change can be challenging.

The increasing recurrence of cases and unrecognized spread among healthier populations indicates that the outbreak of COVID-19 is likely to continue throughout the near future before a safe and effective vaccine is widely accessible. In regard to such recent technologies, several countries in the area are beginning to consider environmentally efficient and focused require approximately.

Attempting to prevent COVID-19 transmission relies on public enforcement and private sector collaboration to suppress human-to-human transmission. Western Pacific countries have embraced new methods of avoiding infection, such as wearing masks, physical distances, teleworking and hand hygiene, as part of their everyday lives. The goal now is to make these new patterns part of our daily routines.

The effects of COVID-19 has caused a massive changes to our daily lives, many things that we took for granted before this pandemic had occurred such as; the way we socialize and be with our loved ones and friends. From being with them physically to just seeing each other virtually.

Education as we know it has changed , schools and universities have moved online. Work has also changed due to social distancing. So many people shifted to working from home to minimize traveling on public transport and gathering in groups at the office. Virtual meetings even became our new normal. Many people are adjusting to this “new normal” they’re starting to embrace our new normal.

After this pandemic, we are beginning to see a way to restore health, economies and communities together. Lengthy preparation and development would allow us to develop more sustainable communities and help to achieve our shared vision of being the healthiest and safest area.

We will leave you a quote from Mark Pringle, in his article “New Normal, New Thinking: LifePost Covid-19”, “We cannot re-write the chapters of history already past, but we can learn from them, evolve and adapt. The new normal may even be a better normal, certainly a different normal”.

PERSUASIVE ESSAY BY: FLORES,YSABELLE & PAULE, GERALD GLENN

11-LEVITICUS