#LocKDown

(((Inspector A E Pessimal))) #JC4HMP 🕎✡️

jc4P45

“Lockdown” day 6 I am now at the point where I’m avidly watching the grass grow in the back lawn. #Covid_19UK Lockdown Day 7 grass watch report. Some more areas

Brahma Chellaney

Chellaney

The India lockdown began with the March 22 "people's curfew." In extending it until May 3, Modi didn't address key issues. Why cripple the economy in ways few nations have

Gautam Govitrikar DMD

Gautaamm

"Should I wear gloves?"The answer is very simple. You don't need to wear gloves for running errands, shopping driving etc. There is no evidence that wearing gloves for such activities

Dr. Michelle LaRue

drmichellelarue

View from home office, NZ Lockdown Day 1 I see I need to clean the outside of my windows NZ Lockdown Day 2: coffee, email, Zoom, repeat indefinitely NZ Lockdown

Corey Lynn - Corey's Digs

CoreysDigs

NEW REPORTExtensive report detailing what is happening behind closed doors, real numbers, misconceptions, and answers to many questions we’ve all had. #DigIt! COVID-19: Inside The Hospitals & Why The Lockdown?

(((Frances 'Seriously Unwell' Coppola))) 🌷🌷🌷

Frances_Coppola

So the anti-lockdown brigade are claiming:1) that the lockdown makes no difference to death rates 2) that social distancing without lockdown doesn't affect the economy3) that the only epidemiologists who

धर्म सर्वप्रथम

ThinkersPad

Thinking quietly, I feel that Lockdown was done because Tablighi Jamat conspiracy was already unearthed and due to Lockdown they would get little crowd to spread infection.And after Lockdown was

Socrainly

Mai66126743

IndiaFranceItalySpainAll the above countries started relaxing lockdown measures.However, India is the only country among them which couldn't flatten curve yet. Will relaxing lockdown measures gonna help us achieve it?cc: @asadowaisi

Andrew Neil

afneil

The UK downturn in H1 of this year is deepest since the Office for National Statistics started tracking quarterly GDP in 1955 + worst of any developed country during Covid-19

Yaneer Bar-Yam

yaneerbaryam

We are already paying the price of the perpetual soft lockdown, and opening and closing the economy, because we can’t open up without causing so many cases that we have

Robert Colvile

rcolvile

Whisper it but maybe those behavioural insights guys had a point about lockdown fatigue. (Though all the polling I’ve seen suggests that the public are a great deal more pro-lockdown

ruby

burlybosoms

okay would you lot break lockdown to have sex? interesting. what about if you’d slept with them before and you knew they’d been good at isolating too? would you do

InProportion2

InProportion2

1/3The head of the Norwegian Institute of Public Health:Norway could have brought the coronavirus pandemic under control without a lockdown, and called for the country to avoid such far-reaching measures

ian bremmer

ianbremmer

Italy lockdown extended until May 3.Anyone thinking US lockdown ends May 1, I’ve got a bridge to sell you. I’m hoping for June 1ish.

eclectech

eclectech

Set myself a lockdown challenge to be silly and creative with things I find in the house and garden. Yesterday I snapped this wee robin on the fence. #Lockdown #StayAtHome

Abhay K.

theabhayk

What #Kalidasa Teaches Us About The #Lockdown, Loss of #Biodiversity and #ClimateChange https://madrascourier.com/art-and-poetry/what-kalidasa-teaches-us-about-the-lockdown-loss-of-biodiversity-climate-change/ Meghadūta by Kalidasa trans by Abhay KA