Covid-19: Life as we know it goes online


In the United States, teachers like Lauryn Morley have been using Zoom to give lessons to students remotely, as schools were closed during the Covid-19 outbreak. But the Zoom service continues to be plagued with many security issues. — AFP

To keep the spread of Covid-19 in check, countries around the world announced lockdowns and measures to limit the movement of people.

The city of Wuhan in China was the first to announce a lockdown on Jan 23, which ended on April 8, and New Zealand introduced it on March 25 and started easing measures on April 27, according to reports.

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