write a creative story on the topic ' I will wipe away pandemic from the world if I get a chance to become God for a day '
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Staying at home can be quite nice for some time, but can also be boring and restricting. Here are some ways to keep positive and cheerful. 1. Be busy. Have a regular schedule.
Help in doing some of the work at home. 2. Distract yourself from negative emotions by listening to music, reading, watching an entertaining programme on television. If you had old hobbies like painting, gardening or stitching, go back to them. Rediscover your hobbies. 3. Eat well and drink plenty of fluids. 4.
Be physically active. Do simple indoor exercises that will keep you fit and feeling fit. 5. Sharing is caring. Understand if someone around you needs advice, food or other essentials. Be willing to share. 6. Elderly people may feel confused, lost and need help. Offer them help by getting them what they need.
We have been here before. Almost. A long time ago, in 1918, the Spanish Flu infected 500 million people and killed an estimated 10-50 million, devastating the global economy.
A century later, the world was supposedly making massive progress and scientists focusing on higher order problems — like blurring the boundaries between the real and virtual worlds. Armed with path-breaking tools such as gene editing, AI and big data, human beings were learning to play god, creating designer babies and disrupting death.
And then, coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2), the China-born microbe that inflicts infectious respiratory illness, brings the world to its knees. The pandemic is still unravelling and it is too early to gauge its ultimate human and economic impact. Already, an unprecedented global lockdown is underway. Schools, colleges, malls, theatres and much more have been shut. Conferences and sports events such as IPL have been called off. Countries are tightening borders and suspending visas en masse, leaving airports empty, flights cancelled and many stranded in a world of globetrotters. With the world factory China as the epicentre, the global manufacturing machinery is grinding to a halt. Remote working and social distancing are the new buzzwords as workplaces struggle to carry on business.