Question

Visualize and describe a united and rejuvenated world post Lock down?

Answer 1

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However, the self-revival rate of nature shall continue during post-lockdown ... It leads to stabilize the world as a unitary ecosystem.

Answer 2

Answer:

I remembered playing hide-and-seek when I was a young child, crouching under the suits and on top of my father’s shoes in the corner of a musty closet. I was delighted in not being found, but crouching in the confined space got old fast. What a relief to hear the yell of the seeker’s surrender, indicating it was safe to come out.

For many people around the country and around the world, the apartments or homes where we are sheltering have begun to feel like that cramped closet. We begin to imagine a call of all-clear, when we can uncurl ourselves and stretch out into the comfortable world we left behind.

The photo shows the heads of two soldiers popping up over a sea of curtain-like separators.

Military personnel walk among cubicles being prepared as part of a medical station at the New York Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in Manhattan, during the coronavirus

pandemic, on April 3, 2020.

But until we develop a vaccine against COVID-19, we won’t be able to return to the way things used to be. As long as most people lack immunity, resuming our normal activities will bring infections roaring back. When we do finally step back outside, it will have to be a gradual return guided by a concrete plan based on solid science. We need to act right now to put those plans in place and make sure that when that day comes, it arrives as soon and as safely as possible.