What more comforting an activity brings to a person in such an uncertain time as the novel coronavirus threat than recollection of the past?
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How fashion retail is coping
Fashion has been classified as nonessential during the pandemic, so fashion retailers face the spectre of closed store the past four months.
Read More »Sensible cooking tips
During the lockdown, there is a flurry of online cooking videos on various social media platforms. Home-stranded people have turned to discovering their culinary skills by experimenting on kitchen recipes. It’s important to keep in mind crucial guidelines on conserving energy and avoiding food waste.
Read More »How should I clean and store my face mask?
Cloth face masks worn during the coronavirus pandemic should be washed regularly, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Read More »How the virus discriminates
After COVID-19 first appeared in China late last year, doctors realized what made some patients more vulnerable to the virus than others: age, gender and underlying health problems all played a part.
Read More »Church await government decision on celebrating Masses
The country’s Catholic Church hierarchy eagerly await government’s permission to conduct religious activities in areas covered by the modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ) and the general community quarantine (GCQ) protocols.
Read More »Effective homeschooling during quarantine
The COVID-19 pandemic has seriously affected global public health with countries following World Health Organization (WHO) advice on observing physical distancing rules to prevent virus transmission.
Read More »Collective effort will defeat COVID-19 – Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Elizabeth II thanked healthcare workers on the frontline of the fight against the coronavirus outbreak, promising a united effort would help defeat the disease.
Read More »Why it takes time to produce a Covid-19 vaccine
By DR. EDUARDO GONZALES Despite the mass quarantine, lockdowns, and social distancing rules that most governments have adopted in stemming the COVID-19 pandemic, don’t expect the disease to go away anytime soon. These extremely costly measures will hopefully slow down the spread of the disease to levels that our health care delivery systems can cope with and buy time for …
Read More »Tips for working, studying at home
Telecommuting – today’s buzzword for studying or working from home – can benefit a lot of families: flexible work schedule, no strenuous daily commute, increased productivity and improved work-life balance. Technology and the internet has made telecommuting a lot easier with various apps and websites available.
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