C virus: now and after

[Mr Mirchi]

There are still three unanswerable questions

How long will it last? -- State and local governments -- as well as corporate America -- are putting the brakes on just about everything. But it's not clear for how long that's sustainable. Couldn't find toilet paper at your local store this weekend? How about milk, eggs or orange juice? Health care and consumer groups are already warning about supply chain disruptions. 

Will it work? -- The whole point of this worldwide clampdown on normal human activity is to materially slow the spread of the disease that has continued to grow so rapidly. But now we know that people who aren't showing any symptoms can spread COVID-19. And with tests still in short supply, it's hard to really know how far it's already gone.

What will be the new reality? -- People have put their lives on hold, but at some point the shockwaves will stop being absorbed. People not doing things ultimately means people not getting paid, and uncertainty means no one is starting anything new. Houses won't get sold. Businesses won't get started. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin downplayed the risk of recession Sunday on ABC's "This Week," but it feels all but inevitable. 

Even if the government can prevent economic calamity -- President Donald Trump signed on to a fresh House spending package late Friday, after initially dismissing it -- it seems likely there will be no return to "normal" American life for a long time.

The shock is far from over. The nation's top infectious disease doctor, Anthony Fauci, said Sunday he'd like to see Americans hunker down even more and didn't rule out the idea of a complete nationwide shutdown like France, Spain, Italy and other countries. 

Backlash. Oklahoma's governor faced swift criticism after tweeting a photo of himself and his children at a crowded restaurant Saturday, while health officials urge the public to stay home and practice social distancing.

[Mr Mirchi]

House konalane alochana pakkana pettanfi for at least a year

[Vaampire]

2 minutes ago, Mr Mirchi said:

House konalane alochana pakkana pettanfi for at least a year

Adding few more things

1)stable job untey just continue. Dont think of job changes

2)save as much money as possible

3) dont get tempted with low stock prices