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Goanna Lew
July 17, 2020 at 10:05 amCovid-19 has completely changed our lives. We are living in fears nowadays. New normal is still not normal for us. Obviously the fear of infection is influencing the people so much that they are not ready to take their jobs. Staying homes, and safer at home is now what they are choosing.