When did we stop caring?
You’d think the funeral of a Covid victim would be reminder enough to mask up — not for the premier
28 January 2021 - 05:00
One of the tragedies of the pandemic is that if everyone had been compelled to wear a mask from the start, we might be talking about it in the past tense.
The world’s economies might, like the people who depend on them, be in recovery. There might be only a few thousand dead. Still too many, but at least not millions...
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