Has the pandemic made us all a bit rusty?


By AGENCY

After over a year of a pandemic that made us fear other people, meeting up with old friends you have not seen in a while may feel a little awkward at first. — dpa

Meeting up with friends again for a beer or a cup of coffee: What once seemed normal now feels like a major event in the shadow of the pandemic.

In parts of the world, meet-ups like these are once again becoming possible as Covid lockdowns are eased, while safety measures are still observed.

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