As almost everywhere gradually the relaxation in restrictions have begun that were in place over the couple of months, it is crucial you follow the hygiene and safety measures to keep yourself and your community safe.
Online learning has shown tremendous growth over the last decade, as the education and internet came together to offer people with the opportunity to learn new skills. After the COVID-19 outbreak, online learning has become an integral part of people’s lives.
The coronavirus pandemic has affected everyone’s lives in a significant way. Many governments have put a lockdown on their countries, borders are sealed and all modes of conveyance, including rail traffic, road and air transport, have been suspended, resulting in almost zero hotel occupancies.
We are in the lockdown 4.0 and as difficult and boring it seems for us, it is even worst for the kids. They have been more active than us and while we are able to connect with our colleagues, friends and family over chats and video calls, they don’t even have that option.
It is commonly seen that many people worry more about their costly vehicles than they do about their health. Neither your house, car or any other costly possessions are irreplaceable. Actually, the only thing that is irreplaceable is your body, your health.