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Name: Md. Rakib Mallick

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IFTEKHAR MAHFUZ 1st December, 2021

 Impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on globalization and
international business
The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic is a worldwide pandemic caused by severe acute respiratory
syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) was first identified in Wuhan,
Hubei, China in December 2019. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) disease is an infectious disease that mainly
causes respiratory problems and fever to mammals and birds. Most of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) affected
people have experienced lesser symptoms and recovered quickly without having any special treatment.
However, many people have become severely sick and require medical treatments. The world has seen over 261
million coronavirus disease affected official cases, and around 5.19 million people have officially lost their lives
due to the coronavirus disease. The increasing threat of novel coronavirus (Covid-19) has emerged as a global
public health crisis and hampered every sector of life. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) has an extensive
negative impact on every sector of both personal and professional life worldwide. Every country's both public
and private sectors are severely affected by the novel coronavirus (Covid-19). The novel coronavirus (Covid-
19) has already taken many lives and is also still taking. The first outbreak of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19)
started in December 2019 in Wuhan, Hubei, China. As the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) was spreading very
quickly to other parts of China and around the world, World Health Organization (WHO) declared the outbreak
as a pandemic on 11 March 2020. Almost every country was affected by the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) and
incorporated the lockdown procedures on several occasions as safety and preventive measures to keep people
stay at home to stop the quick spreading of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19). These lockdowns have created
disruptions in every sector of both personal and professional life which has significantly impacted the economy
and society worldwide.

The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) has created severe new challenges for economics, globalization, and
international business. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) transmits from one body to another body very quickly.
The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) was spreading very quickly across the globe. Many safety measures,
including lockdowns, shutdowns, quarantine protocols, and social distancing, were incorporated to stop the
spreading of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19). Safety, hygiene, and proper sanitization have emerged as the
main priority for all walks of life. Travel restrictions, movement restrictions, and transportation restrictions
were adequately maintained to spread the virus to more people. Every government of the world strictly
prohibited social gatherings. Any violation of the protocols caused severe punishment so that none could dare to
do that again. Multinational companies and conglomerates have faced the biggest challenges in the novel
coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic as they were operating their businesses in several countries. Previous cross-
border expansion plans got slightly delayed or would never happen in the future. No company or conglomerate
is planning for global expansion as the situation is quite unstable, and there is no green signal of coming back to
normal soon. Many companies and conglomerates have stopped their operations in many less prosperous
countries. As social gathering is strictly forbidden all over the world, businesses are operating on a smaller
scale. Working on a smaller scale means the businesses are making less profit. They are running so that they
can sustain themselves until the normal days come back. It has become very complex for companies to supply
and distribute cross-border due to the restrictions imposed on traveling and transportations. Companies are now
doing their supplies and distributions through different local B2B delivery service providers of other countries.
Many multinational companies and conglomerates have shut down their businesses permanently as they have
already lost their position entirely, and there is no hope of coming back. Many startups and small businesses
have also shut down permanently due to the same reason. The patterns of doing business and employment have
been changed due to the pandemic. Both employers and employees prefer freelancing over permanent
employment. Employee health, safety, and hygiene have become one of the top priorities. Managing third
parties and banks in foreign countries has become easy because of the continuous rise of fintech and cashless
payment gateway services. Globalization of businesses is a lengthy procedure. It has become longer and more
complex due to the global pandemic. As governments are doing mass vaccination programs cross border
businesses and trades will become more accessible soon.

The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has heavily affected the lives of all walks of people and sectors.
The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) transmits from one body to another body very quickly. The novel
coronavirus (Covid-19) was spreading very quickly across the globe. Many safety measures, including
lockdowns, shutdowns, quarantine protocols, and social distancing, were incorporated to stop the spreading of
the novel coronavirus (Covid-19). At the beginning of the global novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, every
public and private business and trade companies and conglomerates were forcefully temporarily closed by the
governments of almost every country as a safety initiative to stop the mass spreading of the novel coronavirus
(Covid-19). People were told to stay at their homes unless it was essential or any emergency occurred. Social
distancing was strictly maintained as the virus transmits from one body to another very smoothly. Some
companies were out of these shutdown initiatives as they were either e-business or essential service providers,
including digital delivery service, fintech, virtual healthcare, entertainment, and e-commerce. These businesses
increased their market share on a massive scale by grabbing this opportunity to fulfill the consumers' unmet
demands. Many short-terms companies were also introduced with minimum investment to seize the option in
the global crisis. But other businesses were severely affected by the pandemic as they weren't operating. Almost
every industry incurred a large number of losses as their operations were stopped. After several months of
shutdowns, companies and conglomerates were allowed to start their operations on a smaller scale to maintain
social distancing. Companies needed to maintain proper safety, hygiene, and sanitization measurements and the
availability of fresh mineral water. Companies used different strategies to operate their works smoothly. Almost
every company incorporated work from home culture. The labor-intensive jobs, which include manufacturing,
supply, and distribution, were done physically like before. The technology-intensive and knowledge-intensive
works were done virtually staying at home. This is how proper distancing was maintained while operating the
businesses. Many challenges and difficulties were raised during this new procedure of work and adapting to the
new culture. Many companies sacked their employees to cut costs and sustain long-term in the market as they
were doing their operations on a smaller scale. Many small and mid-sized businesses were permanently closed
their operations as they already had enough losses and couldn't sustain in the market. Many companies
introduced their e-commerce services to cater to their targeted consumers by offering lucrative offers and
lowering prices. Many companies incorporated their contactless technologies and delivery system so that their
target consumers can get their products at their doorstep with safety measures. Governments of various
developed countries invested a massive sum of money without any complex barriers for the essential products
used in the fight against the novel coronavirus (Covid-19). Many companies grabbed these tremendous
opportunities and started producing new essential products for stopping the spreading of the novel coronavirus
(Covid-19). The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) has not only severely affected many businesses but also created
many opportunities for the companies to grab and increase their profitability and sustain long-term.

There are several areas of businesses that are affected by the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. Tourism
is one of the most affected industries due to the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. Many governments
decided to incorporate travel bans & restrictions and close public places that include museums, libraries,
performance venues, cultural institutions, exhibitions, events, festivals, carnivals, theme parks, amusement
places, historical places, archaeological establishments, attracting travelers to visit. As lockdown, travel
restrictions & bans, and shutdown of airports were incorporated, many airlines’ companies had to cancel their
flights because of the lower demand and the unprecedented situation. Along with the airline's industry, the ship,
cruise, and water vessel industry were also affected heavily due to the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.
Several rivers, sea, and ferry ports have also been closed. Domestic and cross-border road transport, including
train and road vehicles, were stopped, or delayed due to the restrictions and bans. Cross border trade and mail
were highly affected because of the limits and prohibitions on every transportation system. The retail and
restaurant industry has been heavily affected worldwide. The retail stores were operating with limited operating
hours and temporary shutdowns. The restaurants served only for takeaways and through home delivery services
with the government's few operating hours and temporary shutdowns. As the novel coronavirus (Covid-19)
worsened globally, Visits to retailers declined by 50% - 60% worldwide. Shopping malls were closed on several
occasions and only operated with limited operating hours and limited shoppers’ access. Shopping malls had to
ensure additional safety and hygiene measures, including proper sanitation, thermal scanners at the gates of
every shop to check the body temperature of shoppers, and cancellation of every kind of marketing initiative
and event. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has heavily affected the global economy, job market
and labor market. Hundreds of millions of people are losing their jobs worldwide as businesses are cutting costs
and operating on a smaller scale to sustain long-term in the market. Many people from the countries that
provide unemployment insurance have filed for their claims after losing their respective jobs. Many highly
skilled and educated people from different countries that don’t provide unemployment insurance have started to
do a daily basis and less decent jobs to earn their livelihood after losing their respective positions. Small
businesses are shutting down permanently because of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. It is
projected that many people will become homeless due to the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic as the
global economy has been heavily affected and the mass unemployment crisis is rising. According to the several
estimations from different research and surveys by various organizations, it is projected that around 100 million
people from multiple countries will face extreme poverty due to the lockdowns and shutdowns incorporated by
the governments of multiple nations as safety measures in the fight against the pandemic. The novel coronavirus
(Covid-19) pandemic has also affected the oil and energy resource market. Since the start of the novel
coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, lockdowns and shutdowns were incorporated on several occasions. There
were restrictions on every kind of transportations and travelling. Almost every organization from various
industries except food, health, and other emergency sectors were closed temporarily worldwide. People were
staying at home, and the culture of work from home was introduced to fight against the novel coronavirus
(Covid-19) pandemic. All these are part of safety measures incorporated worldwide that has created lower oil
demand. This lower demand has resulted in a decline in the prices of oil to a record extent. The 2021 global oil
energy crisis is the result of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. As the oil energy demand rises again
as the world improves from the economic recession created by the novel coronavirus (Covid-19), the oil prices
are on the rise. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has massively affected the agricultural and food
systems industry globally. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic started at a particular time when
worldwide hunger was rising all over again. It was projected through several research that around 700 million
people was on verge of facing hunger crisis in 2019. As the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic was
triggering the global economic recession, it was estimated through multiple research that the pandemic would
add around 132 million people facing hunger crisis in 2020 worldwide. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19)
pandemic has caused falling incomes, lesser remittances, lack of food availability, and higher food prices.
Continuous lockdowns and shutdowns have resulted in a food insecurity and lack of food availability.
According to many estimations from different research, the world is on verge of facing the greatest hunger
pandemic crisis of all time. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has also massively affected the
educational systems worldwide. Most governments have temporarily shut down every kind of educational
institution, which has created a big session gap in every step of institutional education. The developed countries
have shifted towards online platforms easily. Third world countries have faced various kinds of problems in
moving to online platforms. It took around 7-8 months for them to shift to the online platform, with numerous
students falling behind as they lack the affordability to access the online education system. As the world was
facing recession, many students from third world countries had given up on their education and started working
to earn their livelihood. It is projected through considerable researches that almost 1.1 billion students were
affected due to school shutdowns in response to the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. Many students
who are expecting to go abroad for their higher educations have fallen into a very unprecedented situation as
admission and immigration activities were stopped and travel restrictions were incorporated. It puts immense
pressure and a sense of insecurity on all these individuals who had this long cherish to go aboard and pursue
higher study. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) has also massively affected the supply chain of every kind of
business. As the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) started its outbreak from Wuhan, Hubei, China. China is widely
recognized as the central hub for all types of manufacturing across the world. That is why China is very crucial
for all kinds of business and trade all around the globe. Any disruption in China's contribution will create a
global mess. China mainly contributes to machinery and electronic products, structures, equipment, instruments
and communicational devices across the globe. China has the highest contribution in producing foods,
chemicals, metal, energy, medicine, agriculture, electronics devices, health, clothing, and technologies. Any
disruptions in these sectors will create a global threat to all businesses and trades. As China was heavily
affected by the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) and the rest of the world, the export and import of every country
saw massive disruption. Supply shortages of different products and goods were arisen due to the huge
emergence of the pandemic. This shortage in the supply chain had caused the price rise because companies
could not produce according to the demand in the market. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has also
caused supply shortages in some safety, hygiene, and sanitization products such as hand sanitizers, face masks,
face shields, personal protective equipment, bottled mineral water, antiseptics, sanitization spray. This supply
occurred mainly because of the panic purchases by the people, and these products were relatively less popular
before the pandemic. So, the production of these products was lesser in number. Another problem that emerged
during the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic was mental health issues. As people stayed at home and most of
the organizations and educational institutions were closed during the pandemic because of lockdowns, people
didn’t have anything productive to do. Staying at home without doing anything is hard for the working people
and students as their life is very fast-moving. Problem suffocations and congestions were raised during this
forceful stay at home that has significantly affected the mental health of the different individuals from various
age groups.

The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has smacked the global economy and severely affected many
crucial sectors of world business and trades. Despite facing severe difficulties, some companies from different
industries benefit from the global pandemic and see a massive rise in their business and trades during this global
pandemic. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) has created a pathway of success and changed the landscape of
many businesses and trades. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) transmitted from one body to another quite
easily and was spreading worldwide. So, ensuring social distancing was the first measure taken by every
government worldwide. Lockdowns and shutdowns were incorporated in every country affected by the novel
coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. A culture of working from home was introduced in every country, and
people were advised to stay at home unless it was severely important or any emergency arose. Building this
culture of working from home was a massive challenge for every organization. Some companies saw this
challenge as a big opportunity to grab and meet the demand in the market. Many companies introduced remote
working tools and software. Only a handful of them became convenient to many people because of their
relevant thinking, accurate interface, and well-thought operation design. Google’s Meet and Hangout,
Microsoft’s Skype and Teams, Zoom, Alibaba’s DingTalk, Discord, Tencent’s WeChat Work have made the
life of many people very easy to get oriented with the new culture of working from home. The novel
coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has forcefully closed all kinds of educational institutions to maintain social
distancing. So, companies had to think out of the box to provide a non-stop remote learning system for students
to stay at home and continue their studies smoothly. Google’s Classroom, Microsoft’s Team, Zoom, Seesaw has
grabbed this huge opportunity to make a mark in the market and fulfill this unmet demand. EdX, Udemy,
Coursera has collaborated with different well-known educational institutions from across the globe to introduce
different demanding courses from different background. Students get certificates after completing these courses.
These certificate courses have enhanced e-learning and remote learning to a greater extent. Another sector that
saw a massive rise in this pandemic was entertainment. The home entertainment sector achieved all the benefits
of travel restrictions, lockdowns, shutdowns, quarantine protocols, and social-distancing measures. Online
streaming has emerged as the most prominent substitute as all sports events and venues and movie theatres were
forcefully closed in this pandemic as safety measures. OTT platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, HBO
Max, Hulu Plus, Disney Plus, Hotstar, Zee5, Sony Liv, etc., saw the rise beyond their estimations. Spotify,
Twitch, Tok-Tok were also among the most benefitted entertainment platforms in this pandemic. YouTube also
played a huge role in entertaining people like always. The virtual healthcare sector has seen enormous success
in this epidemic. As the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) was transmitted from one body to another very easily and
was quickly spreading worldwide, both doctors and general people preferred virtual healthcare services over
traditional physical consulting. All the hospitals were treating covid affected patients and other contact-oriented
patients. So, contactless treatments and consultancy became very famous through virtual healthcare services in
the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. The global novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has put
attention to every country’s certain limitations on their healthcare systems. As many people were losing their
respective jobs in this global recession created by the pandemic, virtual healthcare has emerged as a blessing to
afford healthcare treatments and immediate diagnosis with lower expenses. Ali Health, We Doctor, Teladoc
Health were the virtual healthcare services providers that became very famous in this pandemic. Contactless
technology has become one of the most famous sectors that saw a massive rise in the novel coronavirus (Covid-
19) pandemic. Contactless technology has emerged as a blessing to stop the mass spreading of the novel
coronavirus (Covid-19). Innovation and creativity have reached the ultimate peak to introduce this contactless
technology. Contactless technology includes voice-activated tools, laser-activated tools, robotics, drones, and
advanced packaging. Freelancing and outsourcing have seen a massive boost in the novel coronavirus (Covid-
19) pandemic. As the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) was spreading very quickly worldwide, companies were
forced to shut down their facilities temporarily on several occasions, and to maintain social distancing;
companies were operating on a smaller scale. To sustain long-term in the market, companies cut costs that
include lowering the workforce. That’s why many highly skilled and talented individuals lost their respective
jobs in this pandemic. The pandemic had created a scenario of survival of the fittest. After losing their
respective jobs, many individuals preferred freelancing according to their acquired knowledge and skillset to
earn their livelihood. Many companies also preferred these freelancers as outsourcing of their works to cut the
extra costs. Freelancing and outsourcing have truly emerged as a blessing in the novel coronavirus (Covid-19)
pandemic. Fiverr, Upwork, Freelancer.com, Remote.com are the websites and service providers that became
famous for helping these people. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) has increased the demand for medical and
healthcare products. People became very serious about their health, both physical and mental, safety, and
hygiene. Almost every country has invested a massive amount in its healthcare sector to fight against this global
pandemic, ensuring proper medicines availability, safety, hygiene products availability, and effective vaccines
against the novel coronavirus (Covid-19). The online delivery services have been benefitted most from the
novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic on both B2B and B2C format. B2C includes food delivery, medicine
delivery, grocery delivery, laundry service, etc. B2B delivery services include the supply and distribution of
businesses to other businesses. As the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) was spreading very quickly worldwide,
almost every company faced difficulties in its supplies and distributions. As lockdowns, shutdowns,
transportation restrictions, and quarantine protocols were incorporated, these digital e-delivery services have
emerged as a blessing to many people in this global crisis. The Cloud kitchen concept has been benefitted
massively in this global crisis as it costs lesser than the restaurants, and to maintain social distancing,
restaurants were only available for takeaways. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has benefitted the
environment to a great extent. As people stayed at their homes and restrictions were incorporated on every
social, professional, and personal activity, environmental issues such as climate change, global warming, mass
pollution, plastic pollution, carbon emission were decreased to a great extent. The global novel coronavirus
(Covid-19) crisis has provided an opportunity for the environment to pause and reshape itself to serenity and
beauty. Due to the global crisis, the world environment has been redesigned, rejuvenated, and restructured to a
greater height. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has made several positive lifestyle changes to
people around the world. People became very aware of their health, both mental and physical. People are highly
emphasizing safety, hygiene, and sanitization now. People are polluting the environment and its elements less as
they finally become conscious about the importance. Animals were benefitted most from this global pandemic.
People are hurting them less and not violating their rights anymore. Many people and social organizations came
forward to their aid and delivered food and medicine to the animals as everything was closed in the pandemic.
Many animal care centers were benefitted from this novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. As people were
staying at their homes, there were congestions and suffocations in the homes. Many people send their pets to
these animal care centers in this global pandemic to ensure proper treatment and environment. E-commerce has
seen the biggest boost in the global novel coronavirus pandemic. As everything was closed and coronavirus was
spreading rapidly, people preferred the e-commerce sites for their purchases. These e-commerce sites have also
provided many lucrative offers, bundle offers, free delivery services to get more consumers. Fintech services
and cashless payment gateway services have also seen a massive boost in the novel coronavirus (Covid-19). As
the virus was spreading massively worldwide, people preferred cashless fintech services over traditional cash
payments. Crypto-currency has also seen a massive rise in their values in this global novel coronavirus (Covid-
19) pandemic. The ICT (Information and Communication Technology) department of every country has also
seen a big rise in this global pandemic. People switched to online services and the internet in this global
coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. Businesses shifted to online platforms as people were joining online social
media platforms to enjoy their idle times. The world political state became stable for a period as the virus was
spreading very quickly worldwide. The people and politicians were more concerned about stopping the massive
spread instead of fighting against each other for political reasons.

The global economy is driven through advanced innovation, creativity, knowledge, and skillsets of its human
resources. In this highly complex global economy, no nation can move forward and make a mark with its
limited local talents and skillsets. Many promising countries bring expertise, knowledge, and skillsets from the
larger global talent pool to eradicate this shortage. Talents from different countries and diverse backgrounds
bring new knowledge and skillsets. New expertise and skillsets bring new ideas, innovation, new perspectives,
new creativities, new potentials, new culture, and links to new markets. New talents from different countries
and diverse backgrounds work collectively with local expertise, which benefits the economy outstandingly.
Many research has drawn attention to the fact that immigrant workers from diverse backgrounds bring diversity
to the workplace, contributing to productivity and long-term sustainability. This fact is quite similar in every
industry, including technology-intensive, labor-intensive, and knowledge-intensive industries. Multinational
companies and conglomerates play an integral role in the global economy by bringing workforce diversity and
placing skilled individuals from different countries and diverse backgrounds in their various work facilities.
This diversity of workforces increases the company's productivity that contributes to the economic wellbeing
and development of the country. Many countries have designed smooth permanent residence procedures,
working permits, academic scholarship and fundings, culture exchange programs, visa hassle-free access, cost-
effective living systems, etc., to attract this vast number of talents and potentials around the globe. USA,
Canada, UK, EU countries, UAE, Australia, Japan, South Korea, China, Malaysia, New Zealand, Oman, etc.,
are the top countries that have designed these kinds of programs and measurements to attract global talent.
These countries invest a large amount of money in tuition, accommodation and other expenses, and non-
monetary values so that the best talents across the world grab these lucrative life opportunities and facilities.
The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has disrupted the migration of the global talent pool of highly
skilled workers and students massively. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) transmits from one body to another
body very quickly. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) was spreading very quickly across the globe. Travel
restrictions and bans, lockdowns of cities, states, and countries, temporary and permanent shutdowns of schools,
colleges, and other educational institutions, offices, companies, and conglomerates, quarantine protocols, social
distancing, safety, and hygiene measures were incorporated due to this massive outbreak of the novel
coronavirus (Covid-19). This enormous outbreak has forced companies to cut their costs by sacking many
workforces and operating on a smaller scale to maintain social distancing and safety measures. Companies are
trying to manage the less labor-intensive works through work from home. As nobody knows the timeline when
the situation will be better and free from the virus, the companies are focusing on long-term sustainability
instead of growth. The recruitments of new global talents are currently off for leading companies. Many
international talents are losing their respective jobs due to this crisis. The situation has become very
unprecedented, and Multinational companies are also looking for lower-cost alternatives. It has also forced
educational institutions to shut down their operations temporarily, including education, admission, and research.
Many students who are expecting to go abroad for their higher studies have fallen into a very unprecedented
situation as admission and immigration activities were stopped and travel restrictions were incorporated. It puts
immense pressure and a sense of insecurity on all these individuals who had this long cherish to go aboard and
pursue higher study. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has severely damaged the lives of many
people and created a tremendous mess in the businesses and trades around the world.

The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has shown the world that no matter how massive your size is or
how strong you are or, you are always belonging to nature, getting the same value as other elements. The novel
coronavirus pandemic has also drawn our attention to the fact that no matter how prepared you are, there must
be some limitations if any health crisis arises. As the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) transmits from one body to
another body quickly, it is spreading rapidly across the world. Many people are getting infected with the
coronavirus (Covid-19) disease, and many are losing their lives. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic
has helped us to realize the importance of nature. Several experts are describing the novel coronavirus (Covid-
19) pandemic as nature’s fightback against all the wrongdoings and injustice done by all the humans across the
world to nature. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has also enabled us to discover how massive the
consequences of environmental pollution can be. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has also
emphasized the importance of animals, birds, and other creatures and how they are playing a pivotal role in
maintaining the ecosystem and making our life easier. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has severely
damaged the lives of many people and created a tremendous mess in every sector around the world. As vaccines
are getting ready and mass vaccination programs are taking, we must remember that the virus is also getting
evolved, and new variants are getting introduced that are very dangerous for the human body. We need to hold
patience even further so that we can get rid of this lethal virus permanently. We have already shown our
courage and patience in improvised and timely measures taken by the government, such as lockdowns,
shutdowns, quarantine protocols, and social distancing initiatives. Proper coordination from the general people
is essential in the fight against this lethal novel coronavirus (Covid-19). Only the Governments will not be able
to handle and mitigate this massive global massacre alone. Individual efforts from the general people by
carefully abiding by every protocol, direct involvement from every nation's public health and fitness experts,
and global coordination and help to each other will eradicate this massive spreading of the novel coronavirus
(Covid-19) crisis. Together everyone collectively can eliminate this enormous crisis of mass spreading of the
novel coronavirus (Covid-19) by staying isolated from others, maintaining social distancing, abiding by all the
protocols, and maintaining safety, hygiene, and proper sanitization. The developed and strong countries should
come forward to help the weak and underdeveloped countries by providing safety, hygiene, and sanitization
products, providing vaccines free or at lower prices, and providing personal protective equipment. This will
help the world to fight against the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic and eradicate it entirely so that it
can't take any more lives or not suffer anyone else. The earth comes back to its regular times where people can
live together happily.

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