Lost after Lockdown. #iamalivefornow

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After three-months of lockdown, the day-to-day life has resumed in Nepal. Surely, things are not the same and possibly will take a lot of time to recover. The loss of life can never be compensated with anything, and also the future of lives are still at stake.
However, life must go on for the ones who are living or are struggling to live. This desire for a living has not been adhered to the present condition; making everyone stranded in loneliness.

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So, What's Happening?
The thing is nothing happening, and that's what creates all the sad happenings. The numbers of death are increasing, casualties are increasing, and in all these atmospheres the ones are living with the burden of hand-to-mouth problems. And, this is what creating an absolute misery. The things that essentials are going into the market, and besides that, the other businesses are completely shutdown. The rents, wages, income, and the overall conduct to run day-to-day life has been broken down.

The market system and lifestyle systems are very much limited in the towns of Nepal. And under those limitations, the constrictions of the demand and supply have a monumental effect on the damage of the economic system as a whole.

Possibilities
Humans have that sense to feel the future uncertainties and adjust to the conditions. But, no human being can define, and change the future happenings. The possibilities have to be a realization of things going on, acceptance to live with safety, and precautions and continuing the day-to-day chores or shifting the work system into a realistic approach. However, in this broken world, the only thing that matters is following your goal with dignity and optimism. Because, we all are driving for the future, and serving for good is all that matters in the present.

Take care.

Lost after Lockdown. #iamalivefornow | Ecency