Quote from: Fredomago on Today at 06:37:30 PM

Quote from: Raflesia on Today at 12:59:34 PM

At the beginning of the pandemic, the crisis began to hit so anxiety began to occur but over time now there has been 50% activity but it is still under government supervision so the crisis in humans is still happening right now, I think this pandemic will stay with us longer .

The new delta variant has also heard the news about this, this will be another concern for people around the world, can this vaccination be the most powerful effect? Some still continue to oppose it but indeed that is the only way to prevent it by treating it, even now there are many variants of vaccines with their respective doses, so what we need to know is to make good observations.

With the new variants which we don't have any clue if how many of them are there to hit us up. But we should continue to choose life and continue to observe if how we can prevent this virus.

Lesser chances of being contaminated is to be strong and not to lose hope, as long as we live we should move forward and hope for a better tomorrow this virus will stay at no period of time.

We have to be furios and alert, we have to follow safety protocols and the vaccines if possible, take the risk continuing life support to a much better chance not being infected.

This is what we should do. Feeling hopeless won't do good at all. Being positive will help us be thoughtful like making us remember what we should do before eating or doing things we do daily. Many have decided to fet vaccinated and some don't but still following safety precautions are most likely not to get infected either vaccinated or non-vaccinated.