FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS E INGENIERÍA

ESCUELA PROFESIONAL DE ADMINISTRACIÓN

CURSO
INGLES II

ALUMNO
GILMER JHON BEDÓN JESÚS

DOCENTE
MG. LADY LILIANA UNTAL ESCOBEDO

HUARAZ – PERÚ
2022
 NEW LIFE AFTER THE COVID 19 PANDEMIA

On March 11, 2020, during a speech by Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director

of the World Health Organization, COVID-19 was declared a pandemic. The
virus originated in Wuhan (China) and began to spread at a much faster rate due
to globalization in today's world, borders sometimes seem lonely, we live in a
connected world, with a constant flow of goods, capital and persons. Airports
have contributed to the global pandemic, becoming the gateway to all corners of
the world. The World Health Organization was forced to declare a pandemic and
governors around the world began to take measures to minimize the impact of the
virus in their territories. People were chained to their homes, businesses closed,
and lives were turned upside down. The activities carried out include changing
the way of life of the world's population; modes of transportation, working
conditions, health systems, economic patterns and excessive consumption of the
population, including rituals, religious practices and ways of rejecting the Dead.
This panorama clearly shows that the impact of the virus is not limited to health,
economic, political, cultural, environmental, but has both positive and negative
aspects.
Negative influence
• Emotional health is affected by discouraging physical interactions, including
hugs and kisses when greeting others. Social events like after-work drinks,
dinners with friends, and the occasional bowling night are canceled indefinitely.
• Large gatherings, such as weddings and birthdays, have become less formal and
more minimalist to avoid close quarters.
• Older people and children of a certain age cannot go to public places in some
countries because they are the most vulnerable to the virus.
• According to a French study, the number of depressive disorders increased by
15.5% in October.
• Job loss is alarming and people with little or no source of income are forced to
change their lifestyle.
• With widespread business closures in COVID-affected countries, economic
watchers predict a global recession
Positive effect
• Working class work time on the move is balanced with more time at home with
family.
• A global movement has been launched to share information about the virus in
order to develop social guidelines and vaccines.
• Public health is under scrutiny and increasing attention is being paid to its
financing and promotion.
• Companies are rapidly shifting to telecommuting and digitization to keep up
with customer needs.
• Upskilling has become the norm in virtual careers, allowing many people to
continue working from home.
• In the health sector, hygiene and the environment are in the spotlight as they are
the main defenses against the virus and companies are forced to act quickly to
provide workers with suitable jobs even after a crisis.
• During COVID, cities are forced to innovate to provide residents with better
living space with health benefits. Milan plans to convert 35 kilometers of city
streets into a network of cycle paths and sidewalks to give residents a safe space
to move around once restrictions are lifted.