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More big gatherings like the New Year celebrations, sports events and live concerts will be staged in Wuhan, which was the hardest-hit city in China by COVID-19, during 2021, and the world had better get used to it, Wuhan residents said, calling on some Westerners to save their fellow countrymen following Chinese experiences rather than attacking Wuhan's gatherings with prejudice and hostility.

‘My whole world went away’: 2020 through the eyes of Alabamians Updated on Dec 31, 2020; Published on Dec 31, 2020 Alabamians share their experiences of living during a pandemic. (Contributed photos) Twitter Share As Alabama locked down in March, reporters at AL.com reached out to people across the state to track their journey through this historic moment. Their stories touch on what was taken for granted, senior prom and live music and church service and haircuts. Some struggled to keep a business afloat. Some struggled to keep their families well. Some got COVID. Here are eight of th...

Sustainable Travel Tips Post COVID-19 If you are looking to stay in America, then you should consider skipping the plane entirely and take a road trip instead. Once COVID-19 runs its course and infection rates decrease, the travel industry will likely see a major jolt. Many people are waiting for their chance to go on vacation and live again after months on lockdown. However, although we will again be free to roam, we still have a responsibility to keep Mother Earth in mind and make smart decisions, so our trip is not hurting the environment. Luckily, no matter where you are going, you can ta...

"We have just come to Dublin from London Heathrow and it was just crazy. 300-odd people and it was just panic, no one knew what they were doing. Everyone had booked their flight last night at the last minute. It was pandemonium, really. People weren’t getting answers and were getting frustrated. There were people that didn’t make it home, they were told to go off so there are disappointed people but I am delighted to get home,” one passenger told RTÉ Radio. “It was like an ‘end of the world’ movie at one stage,” another told the national broadcaster.

Irish people living in Britain have been voicing their sadness, shock and anger at the sudden travel ban from the UK which came into effect at midnight last night. The 48-hour ban on freight and air travel was enforced by the government due to worries over a new more-virulent strain of Covid-19 that has seen cases skyrocket in London, in particular. This triggered a panic among some Irish people who attempted to catch the last flight to Dublin last night from Heathrow. One passenger that was lucky enough to get a seat on the flight said the scenes were like “an end of the world movie”.