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THIRD WAVE OF COVID 19: Slow Down the Advance of COVID 19. Fight the virus. Get Vaccinated

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Omoruyi Uwuigiaren




Tough times don't last. 

Tough people do






According to Aljazeera, countries are returning to lockdown due to the third wave of the deadly coronavirus. It means more people are not going back to their normal lives any time soon.

If things stay this way, industries will not work at their full capacity. There will be hard times ahead, especially for third world countries that depend largely on imported goods from the West. This is not good for the fragile world economy.

However, there are protests and anti-lock downs all over the world, especially in Europe and South America where the pandemic hit the hardest. 

People want to get back to their normal life. They are tired of staying indoors, social distancing and not work. Also, there is frustration in the slow roll out of vaccines in Europe and elsewhere. 






You cannot fight death from the point of ignorance and weakness. You can only do so from the position of strength. 

Get vaccinated and observe every Covid 19 protocol. 

Not wear a mask during protests will only cause more problems and put more people at the risk of contracting the deadly virus. 

We cannot beat the virus by causing more problems.



If you must protest, 

use your face mask, 

get vaccinated and observe every 

Covid 19 protocol.





Stay safe. Get Vaccinated. Use your face mask




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