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Schools Sorting Out How To Reopen - Or Stay Closed

When the world stopped turning - Stuff co nz

When the World stopped turning Lockdowns across the Planet AP Photo/Mark Lennihan Phil Walter/Getty Images New York City fell quiet. Rome’s Spanish Steps were empty. Most of the world - including New Zealand - went into lockdown. The only way to stop the virus spreading was to eliminate opportunities for it to pass between people. That meant perspex screens at shopping counters, social distancing on buses and trains and, at its most extreme, orders for people to stay at home. China was the first to move. By the end of January, before restrictive measures were introduced around the world, the country closed all its schools and non-essential workplaces, cancelled public events, placed restrictions on gatherings, halted public transport, and restricted regional travel. Mass masking was also required.

2021 is greeted in muted fashion as leaders warn, Covid loves a crowd

2021 is greeted in muted fashion as leaders warn, Covid loves a crowd CNN 1/1/2021 By Laura Smith-Spark and Ivana Kottasová, CNN © Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - DECEMBER 31: People seen having their photo taken in front of a neon Happy New Year sign as people wearing masks walk past during New Year s Eve celebrations on December 31, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. Celebrations look different this year as COVID-19 restrictions remain in place due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. (Photo by Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images) Many people will want to put 2020 firmly behind them. But governments around the world have pleaded with people not to see in 2021 with traditional New Year s Eve parties and street celebrations for fear of accelerating the spread of coronavirus.

New Year is greeted in muted fashion as leaders warn, Covid loves a crowd

2021 is greeted in muted fashion as leaders warn, Covid loves a crowd CNN 1/1/2021 By Laura Smith-Spark and Ivana Kottasová, CNN © Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - DECEMBER 31: People seen having their photo taken in front of a neon Happy New Year sign as people wearing masks walk past during New Year s Eve celebrations on December 31, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. Celebrations look different this year as COVID-19 restrictions remain in place due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. (Photo by Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images) Many people will want to put 2020 firmly behind them. But governments around the world have pleaded with people not to see in 2021 with traditional New Year s Eve parties and street celebrations for fear of accelerating the spread of coronavirus.

Virginia is expected to get nearly half a million coronavirus vaccine doses later this month

Virginia is expected to get nearly half a million coronavirus vaccine doses later this month
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