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The coronavirus has affected us all. Millions have died and hundreds of millions have been infected.

It started around the end of 2019. Also, there was another wave at the end of 2021.

We stayed at home to protect ourselves. Our lives have changed in this process.

Then slowly things started to become normal. But still, we hear about deaths caused by coronavirus. And warnings about being alert.

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What happened at the begging of this year? Is the coronavirus pandemic over?
What is the current status?

What are the future and possible scenarios? Is it going to happen again?

What responsibilities do we have?

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At the beginning of this year, a mutated version of coronavirus called Omicron worried us all. It spread three times more and lasted a few months.
The coronavirus is not over. There are still deaths caused by it and there are new patients every day. Omicron also keeps creating variants but of course not effecting us as it did a year ago. Some researchers think the next COVID variant will be like Omicron. But according to United Nations, the finish line is in sight. With death rates and transmutation levels this low, it’s encouraging that we can get over this pandemic if necessary precautions are taken.

CBC News. Dec 09, 2022

Imperial College London

UN News 14 September 2022