On the one hand, they want to go back to normal life. Stepping outside, seeing a city returning to life, hearing its noise again, feels strange. People who are moderately or severely immunocompromised should isolate through at least day 20. Other symptoms include: runny nose or congestion headache or fatigue muscle or joint pains nausea or loss of appetite diarrhoea or vomiting temporary loss of smell or altered sense of taste. Those with severe COVID-19 may remain infectious beyond 10 days and may need to extend isolation for up to 20 days. If you test positive for COVID-19 you may experience: fever coughing sore throat shortness of breath.
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After staying home for two months, I have gotten used to teaching my classes online, to going out only very occasionally, the excessive quiet outside my window. People with moderate or severe COVID-19 should isolate through at least day 10. How To Ease Back Into Life After Two Years of the COVID-19 Pandemic Trying to find ‘normal’ again as the pandemic lingers into its third year With the omicron surge in our rearview mirror, there are some signs that the COVID-19 pandemic may finally be loosening its grip on the globe. 1 If you had symptoms and had: Moderate illness (you experienced shortness of breath or had difficulty breathing) You need to isolate through day 10. Some people feel really conflicted, like me. Continue to isolate until: You are fever-free for 24 hours (without the use of fever-reducing medication). They are happy and see this as the beginning of our return to normal.īut the end of lockdown does not bring only joy. Others posted photos of their offices or even just deliveries of Starbucks and McDonalds. One of my classmates took tons of photos of the East Lake.
As the city gradually began to lift the lockdown, some couldn’t wait any longer. People used to complain about the security check you have to go through to get on the metro, but now it there is a sense of familiarity in seeing them again.Įveryday, there have been people trying to escape their homes. Some of the metro has now reopened, even though there are still not many trains. Yu Wong’s life was transformed when Wuhan was shut down due to Covid-19. On the road, I saw not a few people walking or cycling to work. I don’t know if they have left or not, but at the door of the hotel is now an encouraging poem. Civic involvement is crucial to the second two stages to ensure they prioritize peoples needs. Outside my home, there used to be a medical team stationed outside a hotel. COVID-19 Response, recovery and rebuilding are the three post-catastrophe stages. Photograph: Chine Nouvelle/SIPA/REX/Shutterstock People enjoy spring on a square in Wuhan, where life is gradually returning to normal as the coronavirus outbreak wanes.
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