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Life Post Lockdown

 


The Covid-19 pandemic has grappled the society into its clutches. However, we would expect many changes in the coming time. The whole country faced a major number of problems during and after  the lockdown implemented  by our honorable prime minister on 25th March for the very first time which ended on 30th of May. The lockdown is over but not the pandemic! though people are free to come out of their house now but some are unnecessarily roaming on the streets which is dangerous to their and others health.

The aforementioned issue is an imbroglio and people have been facing it for a long time now. Although, the lockdown and the restrictions are over now but people and the country is still facing a number of problems in the "new-normal" society.   

Firstly, the GDP of the country saw a drastic change falling to -23.9% in the second quarter. 

Secondly, Malls and restaurants are open for the public now but people fear in visiting such crowded places affecting the growth and reputations of  such places. 

Thirdly, A person is looked with suspicious eyes if he or she sneezes at a public place leading to an increase in the number of conflicts and confrontations.

Moreover, the atmosphere is not the same as it used to be in the pre-lockdown times. People are afraid to meet the kiths and kins.

Finally, The major problem the society is facing is that people are becoming careless as if the pandemic is over. The society is lacking in maintaining social distancing and take all cautionary measures.

There are myriad suggestive measures to these post-lockdown problems. People need not forget to wear mask and maintain social distancing. They should be made aware of not to be petrified and not to fight with the ill but to fight with the illness. 

These are some of my views that i observed in the society after the lockdown. I hope that you all agree with me and do comment your views too about the post-lockdown changes in the society. 

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