Venture to Unity

    The COVID-19 pandemic has introduced concerns into major aspects of national and global society, including for schools. COVID-19's repercussions can be felt all around us, with daily headlines blaring with information, citizens concerned about starving to death, residents eager to return to normal, and the Philippines trying to stay afloat. This is a crucial turning moment in human history, as it is with great world events. The rapid spread of the coronavirus has created an urgent public health issue that the entire world is dealing with. The epidemic brought with it a slew of new risks and dangers. Aside from the human impact, there is a tremendous commercial impact being felt around the world. Since its inception in early 2020, the COVID-19 epidemic has brought us nothing but pain and anguish. Isn't this never-ending epidemic a complete nightmare?

            Surviving months of poverty, sickness, and bad crisis management is being applauded as a sign of perseverance in our country. However, when it comes to the Philippines' resiliency in the midst of the pandemic, our government needs to improve. Our response to Covid19 has been delayed, and it has had a significant impact on us. We could have imposed more tight quarantine in our country sooner, and it would not have harmed us as much as it has. Citizens must rigidly follow the basic health protocols of handwashing, wearing face masks and face shields in public places, social separation, and limited gatherings to assist the country recover from the economic blowback brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic. Government officials can't monitor and track whether everyone is obeying the rules, no matter how hard they try. They relied on our self-imposed or self-regulatory discipline. After all, by obeying, we are effectively protecting ourselves and our loved ones from the infection. And besides, obeying protects our businesses and sources of income from being taken away once more. Yet, some people will continue to disregard and violate protocols, face masks are frequently worn incorrectly like leaving the nose exposed.

            Citizens must understand how to follow protocols and enhance discipline in order to make our country more robust. We can overcome anything terrible that comes our way if we stay together and obedient. If we continue to violate protocols, our country will never progress, and a never-ending circle of hardships will ensue.


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