IT’S been almost two years since Covid-19 was first detected. As the pandemic wreaked havoc worldwide, countries closed up, causing a halt to international travel and tourism, and imposed nationwide lockdowns.
Since then, governments across the world have depended on public health data in formulating policies to protect their populations.
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