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Life After Covid19 may bring in major changes in Human life style and industrial Activity!

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Good news is we are going to come out of Covid19 lockdown, some of us may be sooner than later....

The economic situation is such that In many parts of the world people have started saying " Rather we may like to opt for the option of dying due to Covid19 rather than dying out of hunger". No work means no food for many.....

So how the life would be post Covid 19?

What are our learnings ?

I came across few articles by reputed media houses like The Forbes and The Guardians..... which appear to be logical & interesting !

A few more interesting articles out there with some logical explanation.

The reality is that Covid19 is here to stay... yes we will have medicines/ vaccinations... We had several Virus attack on human beings in the recent past. But Covid19 being widely Pandemic in nature has taught us many lessons at this point of time when we have advanced science, technology, Research Labs all across the globe...

(1) There are 1 millions virus in wildlife... but human has discovered and studied till date is only a Dozen and that too only after attack on human beings..... so perhaps a lot more research need to be done proactively ....

(2) Social distancing is going to be the new norm.. How to Greet your friend/ Relative - no more Hand shake nor Leg Shake... Make Gesture Namaste πŸ™ or show thumbs up πŸ‘, or a Sign of victory✌️, Smile or laugh πŸ˜ŠπŸ˜€... Or whatever sign you can think of at a distance of 2 meters.

(3) Sneezing and coughing in open/ public places could be taken as an offence. So always keep a handkerchief or a tissue paper with you.

Frequent Hand sanitizing would be more frequent as people would be more conscious about it...

(4) People would like to Stay at home in self quarantine mode if he has a flu attack....to ensure he doesn't spread to his family members , friends colleagues.

Employers to permit Paid leave for such employees.....

(5) People would Avoid business trips /holidaying which calls for travelling by Air especially long haul...in most business cases people now would make use of technology Video conferencing, zoom, and using many more such apps, whatsapp, etc,

So the Tourism, Hotel, Airlines industry likely to be affected....

(6) Work from home with computers, Laptops, iPads, Smart phones, Video conferencing is going to be the new norm- It was seen that many companies mainly IT Services, Engineering Design, Consultancy, Health care consultation on line, productivity was not affected due to complete lockdown during Jan- March quarter. They achieved targeted revenue and profit even by working from home...

Result is less requirement of Cars to travel to workplace... So Car manufacturing and the Auto components manufacturing and Auto dealership industry likely to be hit....

(7) Even if 20 % people work from home, the city transport system such as.Metro rail, Buses will be less crowded.....

Lesser requirement of such coaches.....

(8) Uber and Ola car providers may not survive!

People would hate to travel with such hired cars which gets used by multiple people in a day...for fear of virus contamination....

(9) Big hall Cinema theatres, multiplexes may be wiped out .... People would now prefer to watch movies through internet, Netflix and with help of large screen TV sets...

(10) Growth of Malls , Supermarkets, Crowded restaurants will be affected.... People may like to avoid crowded places by travelling in crowded public transport system....metro rail, bus .....

It will give rise to a dozen of on line E commerce companies like Amazon, Alibaba, Walmart, Shopify... etc to door deliver all house hold goods right from Vegetables, Groceries up to all electronic goods....and even packaged food.

(11) All nations would like to be self sufficient in personal protection equipments such as Masks that filters virus, Sanitizers, Ventilators , Health care systems.... Including manufacturing of medicines and pharmaceutical ingredients....

Pharmaceuticals giants like Abbott, Glaxo, Sanofi, Roche and Companies like 3M making PPE ( personal protection equipments) likely to grow rapidly.

(12) Overall, due to the change in Life style and human behaviour, less movements, less transport, less air travel, overall energy requirements will reduce considerably...

Oil producing Countries OPEC like Saudi Arabia for its survival need to sell crude at 90 Dollars a barrel as against 20 dollars a barrel at present which is not likely to go up considerably.......

(13) Due to low growth of malls, multiplex, supermarkets, office spaces, commercial space requirement will automatically come down..... Real-estate industry may be hit...

(14) Many parts of the world people are changing their eating pattern... More and more turning in to vegetarian, vegan....avoiding meat meaning less land space for animal/ bird farming..... lesser green house gases ....lesser deforestation due to less land requirement.

On othe other hand slower growth likely for industries like Poultry, Dairy, animal husbandry, fisheries....

(15) Many people are now reluctant to have pets at Home ...

Rather a new concept is coming up, there are permanent shelters homes coming up.... You can adopt a pet and leave it at the pet-shelter .... You can visit week ends or at your leisure feed the pet, stay with it for some time in the park....pay a monthly maintenance charges to the shelter home...

So what all we are trying to do indirectly in all most of the above change in our behaviour?

Allowing more space to the planet, to the nature, using less fossil fuels, producing less energy, less air pollution, less water pollution, less green house gases,helping to lower Global warming and allowing the planet to heal. But it is at the cost of overall world economy ...mother nature perhaps wants us to reduce the pace, lower the growth of economy and at the same time wants us to live happier and healthier...

bloncampus.thehindubusiness...

forbes.com/sites/nishandegn...

theguardian.com/environment...

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Great Post, I hope a Lot of people read it and take it to heart. We need to give the earth back to Mother Nature, let the birds and animals live free of fear of us, and clean up the atmosphere. We could all live happier healthier lives. Thank you for all the effort you put into this. Sending love, hope & big hugs....Sprinkle 1

Excellent post namaha

We have been living far too long at a very fast pace. I've been to London on a couple of occasions lately and I found the pace far too fast, everyone was rushing around trying to get in front of the other and I even found myself doing the same. I was grateful to get back home, particularly as I live in the countryside and the pace is very different.

Mother nature must be horrified at what we are doing, there's a brand new town being built just a few miles from me and it's house upon house with no garden space whatsoever. The worst thing is they dug up lovely green fields to build it so have lost our natural flood defences. They are building thousands of homes, it's awful.

We need to get back to basics, build washing machines so they'll last and if they go wrong have them repaired just like they used to be. We don't need big holidays abroad and ic in the UK like me then we have such amazing countryside. People look at me strangely when I say we don't go on holiday abroad, will they think differently now, I wonder.πŸ€”

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I am 76, live in the Uk, and never been abroad for a holiday πŸ˜€

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That's good, we have a beautiful country. I'm 61 and apart from my honeymoon many years ago to Tenerife, I've stayed in the UK.

When the children were young we couldn't afford a holiday and didn't think it necessary either, I do think expectations are too high now, I'm glad I couldn't afford it when I was younger as I appreciate a holiday now. I love holidaying in the countryside.

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At my previous job one of the managers did voluntary work at their local guides and said how the girls at the guides were going to Switzerland for their trip over the summer holidays and the guides had also gone to Iceland as well.

Myself and a colleague had said how when we had gone to guides back in the 80s we had gone to guide camps in this country stayed in tents and cooked food in the outdoors and how kids nowadays expect a lot more than we did when we were kids due to higher expectations of what to expect.

I always enjoyed going to brownies and guides and one year at primary school we had stayed at a youth hostel and had gone back to basics which I had enjoyed.

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My eldest daughter went to Switzerland when she was 10 with the Guides, went to France when at senior school and my youngest went to France when at senior school but the first holiday we had as a family was when they were 15 and 17, we couldn't afford it before that, we went to the Lake District for a week in self catering cottage. Neither of my girls expected it, but it was the school that organised the trips and all their friends went. Fortunately for me when mine were children in the 90's they didn't expect it, they're still the same now.

When I was a Guide in the late 60's/early 70's I stayed in tents at camp and loved it.

I love my holidays in the UK.

I loved brownies and guides.

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I enjoyed staying in the tents as well and I went to the lake district many years ago as well and stayed at a village nearby called hornby at the castle there self catering and we had arranged to meet my aunt and uncle and their spoilt daughters the same ones who's eldest daughter had demanded Nana get her a pizza many years later and their daughters were terrors and had rung the bells on the holiday apartments and had run away and we had been blamed by the other holidaymakers and it wasn't us that had played knock and run!

There was another incident when I was 12 when the cousin who demanded a pizza off Nana had demanded I give her a sweet and I had told her no she wasn't having a sweet and she had pushed me up against a wall and I had thumped her back as I wasn't being threatened!

If she had asked politely for a sweet I would have given her one no problem but demanding I give her a sweet same as she demanded Nana get her a pizza isn't really on!

She probably would have physically threatened Nana if Nana had told her no to pizza instead of getting her one and Nana was in her 70s at the time!

I never did give her a sweet though so my cousin didn't get her way that time!

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Yes I liked staying in a tent when I was younger. As a 7 year old we stayed at the beach in a chalet for a fortnight, that was our only holiday, it was good.

Yes I remember standing up for myself against my sister. Families are funny things.

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Thanks Jerry & Sprinkle 1 for your kind words...

Yes, it is true that it is all kinds of pollution i.e Air, Land & Water responsible for all our ill health...

We all have some kind of Pre-health conditions due to increased industrial activity... Pollution... Also more industrial activity means more stress and anxiety which has led to our health conditions and low immunity....and then we are susceptible to virus attack....

So mother nature wants us to slow down our pace, reduce hectic activities, .... Reduce pollution/ emissions ......

And thus we live healthy ....

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I totally agree with you sir , word by word...what you have written.πŸ™

We learnt our lessons but after paying heavily ...

It is never too late....

Dawn definitely comes after darkness! πŸ™

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Well saidπŸ‘πŸ‘πŸŒˆ

Some really interesting points to ponder made in those articles namaha. I think the truth lies somewhere in between. There will be a very cautious approach to life for a while, but I think we'd have seen a whole new way of life after the 1918 pandemic if real and permanent change were possible. Let's hope we can make a few for the better anyway. 😊

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I think life will change from what it was before myself.

For me personally I am using this as an opportunity to change my life as I won't be visiting shops and supermarkets unless needed and also I have learned from this I need very little to survive and how there's very little that matters in life.

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what about spas and massage industry? expensive gyms?

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