Social life – Under The Lockdown

There has been a dramatic change over these months with the COVID-19 pandemic in all the aspects and spheres of our lives. Apart from the direct influence seen in the economy, climate, jobs, etc. The impact on social lives rather substantially digitalizing social life is still not in the limelight. Lockdown confined our lives to
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Urgency of resonable guidelines to reopen the city

Joe Borelli, the councilman to the 51st District in New York City, called for state and local government officials to start addressing “reasonable guidelines” to reopen the Big Apple and get people back to work. “The mayor and governor put a lot of effort into the lockdown and securing supplies. But now, every day more families are
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Easing of lock down in Italy, Spain and France

Europe’s top coronavirus hot spots are preparing to lift lockdown measures after seeing the biggest dip in daily new confirmed cases and deaths in weeks. Italy, Spain, and France have all recorded their lowest daily spike in fatalities to date. On Monday, Italy recorded just 174 coronavirus-related deaths within a 24-hour period – the lowest daily increase in two months, Sky News
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Michigan’s Whitmer says armed protesters displayed ‘worst racism and awful parts’ of US history

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer slammed the protesters who gathered inside the state’s Capitol building on Thursday to demand she rescind her stay-at-home orders, saying they represented the “worst racism and awful parts” of  U.S. history. “Some of the outrageousness of what happened at our capitol depicted some of the worst racism and awful parts of our history in
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Crowds weren’t abiding social distancing on Saturday to watch the flyover honoring health care of workers

Large crowds gathered on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. on Saturday to watch a Blue Angels and Thunderbirds flyover honoring health care workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic. Though some photos showed families appearing to separate in clusters on the lawn — adhering to U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines to keep at least six feet apart — some observers questioned
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Oklahoma reopening its malls

A mall in Oklahoma has shown Americans a snapshot of the new normal they will face while the coronavirus pandemic continues. The Penn Square Mall in Oklahoma City reopened on Friday with a number of “elevated safety standards.” Oklahoma instituted the first phase of its “Open Up & Recover Safely” (OURS) over the past eight days, with the aim to
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Plasma Transfusion is reportedly working in helping fight Covid-19

A South Carolina nurse has reportedly recovered from the coronavirus after a fight for her life. Lisa Hardin was rushed to a nearby hospital on April 10 with a 103-degree fever and later tested positive for the novel disease. While in isolation at the hospital, she developed bilateral viral pneumonia, according to local reports. Though she was
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California’s list of outdoor activities

 Gov. Gavin Newsom directed California residents to a list of outdoor activities that the state said are still permissible during the shelter-in-place order, drawing ire on social media. Newsom reportedly directed state residents to read the list that includes activities like Badminton (singles), BMX biking, gardening (not in groups), car-washing, and tree climbing. The state still wants safe social
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Mayor Bill de Blasio’s trip to take a stroll among-st the current situation

Is this move by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio the “epitome of non-essential travel”? A video has emerged of a New Yorker ripping the Big Apple’s leader over the weekend after he traveled 12 miles away from his home in Manhattan during the coronavirus outbreak to take a stroll with his wife at Prospect Park – a popular green space in Brooklyn. “Seriously you guys have a
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