FRIEND, you've probably noticed that the roads are now busy, and some offices and markets are opened. Unfortunately, the lockdown has had an impact on people's income whi
ch may not change very soon. 
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Don't forget, the lockdown has not been fully lifted because the virus is still around. While we’re hopeful for a cure, remember to take all necessary precautions, wash your hand regularly, avoid crowded places, use facemasks and maintain social distance. 

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