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might have had to sit through un-
imaginable pressure with barely
any getaway. When you have to
compromise one security for the
other, you have to decide on a
cost. Whether this cost comes in
the form of a pandemic diagno-
sis or abuse of sorts, it’s hard to
pay.
Those at the top of the hierar-
chy seem to be cornered as well-
regardless of the scale of their
organizations. Both the barber-
shop at the crossroad and the
fancy restaurant two blocks away
closed their doors for good. And where you stand compared to others. And remember, adversity (al-
those who seem to survive have most always) never discriminates. Maybe this coincidental oxymo-
endured enormous losses- may- ron here is a sign of inverse situations, use it well...
be had to deactivate a depart-
ment or relocate a branch. Many
startups lost funding, and NGOs
were vulnerable due to the lev- Kamel, M. (2020, July 21). Egypt VS Coronavirus: Tourism blow creates domino effect. Retrieved September 28,
el of need skyrocketing, yet re- 2020, from https://www.theafricareport.com/34241/egypt-vs-coronavirus-tourism-blow-creates-domino-effect/
sources stayed the same (if not
diminishing!)
Apparently, safety turns out to be
subjective. You need more than a
face mask and a sanitizer to come
out of this crisis still intact. Take
a second today to acknowledge
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