LET'S CELEBRATE THE CHRISTMAS, AMIDST THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC

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LET'S CELEBRATE THE CHRISTMAS, AMIDST THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC 


Christmas is approaching, the environment is getting better, and our global situation is gradually returning to normal. Many people believe that this is the gift that everyone will receive this Christmas; everyone is back to normal and wants to be able to attend the Christmas party. It's fun to have a Face-to-Face Christmas party, especially since we haven't had one in a long time, but now that things are returning to normal, many people are hoping for this face-to-face event.

Viru spreads through social gatherings, and we're more vulnerable around the holidays, when we're tempted to leave our inner bubbles to visit others. We must, however, avoid this temptation and remain safe at home this year. Even though this holiday season will be unique – and unpleasant for many – we can rest assured that the sacrifices we make today will protect us, our loved ones, and our communities in the future. The idea is to have everyone here next year to celebrate in person.

We can only celebrate it with our family, as we used to these past 2 years. We are preoccupied with rules on how to enjoy Christmas this year– with just members of the family who live in the same household, to continue wearing masks, to observe social separation, or to wash hands frequently– due to the attention on the Covid virus. For our mutual security and safety, we are being prevented from visiting one another. This year, we won't be able to experience the normal Christmas joy and mirth that we have come to expect. And we may have a Christmas party online with our friends, classmates, and others, and do what we used to do face-to-face but now electronically. Covid should not detract from our Christmas celebrations. This season, let us spread even more hope, peace, joy, and love. Merry Christmas, everyone!

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