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Covid lockdown - five years on

Five years ago, Boris Johnson announced the first national lockdown due to Covid-19 on March 23, 2020.
Leicester residents faced strict lockdown rules and experienced 128,123 cases and 1,171 deaths during the pandemic.
A survey showed that 59% believed lockdown was the right decision, while 57% felt it should have happened sooner.
71% of respondents felt the NHS has not recovered from the pandemic, while 55% believed the country would not face another lockdown again.

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The Telegraph

Lean Right

Five years ago today, lockdown destroyed our society. We are still terribly damaged

Young people do much better when they work in the office

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Hindu

Lean Left

Five years to the hour when COVID-19 lockdown hit home

Now, the memory of the deaths, economic distress and the mass migration appears like a stranger’s dream for most Indians, many others have not forgotten the horror of a pandemic that killed lakhs of people in the country

1 year ago·India

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First cases of Covid-19, wave of death, restrictions... five years ago, the Seine-et-Marne in full confinement

First cases of Covid-19 and first deaths, solidarity with caregivers and polemics on the wearing of the mask... Five years ago, the Seine-et-Marne lived its first confinement.

1 year ago

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