#LockDown

Mat Typo ⌨️💁

harithsuffi

Negara India pada asasnya tidak bersedia menghadapi Covid-19. Cuma 30% daripada jumlah hospital di India adalah milik kerajaan dan selebihnya adalah hospital swasta. Kekurangan kelengkapan perubatan kepada rakyatnya sendiri telah

Somesh Jha

someshjha7

EPFO payroll data released on Tuesday showed a big jump of 34% in net enrolments to 1 million in August. Should we see it as an indication of formal sector

Kundan Pandey

itzkundan

You should never judge a book or a magazine by its cover but when it comes to creating that ‘first impression’, its importance is beyond any debate. @TheEconomist has always

Dan Hicks

profdanhicks

A Twitter experiment. How can we reimagine museum visiting and curation in a time of lockdown? Many museums have great programmes sharing digital content—but during April let's experiment with other

Rupert Read 🌍

GreenRupertRead

Brexit formally occurred on Jan 31. People had voted for it to have borders with integrity, even if there was an economic cost. The Con Govt immediately had an opportunity

Thomas Baekdal

baekdal

One thing that many people here in Scandinavia don't understand is 'why' the virus is happening the way it is. Let me explain by comparing Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. (well,

Hector Drummond

hector_drummond

Here's a good video of what happened long after the 24-4-21 anti-lockdown rally finished.1/nhttps://twitter.com/Hazels_Vibes/status/1386385379914301445 Some peaceful protesters were left and were having a sing-song.2/n The police, who h

Vincent Rajkumar

VincentRK

COVID in India:My parents, my siblings, & many friends live there. India has done well so far. How did they do it? What are the dangers ahead?Thread1/ India has 21,797

Big Sickle Energy

SelkiesStudio

Agus mé sáinithe sa bhaile, táimse chun Focal an Lae a tharraingt is a phostáil anseo, agus seans go gcuirfidh mé cúpla leathanach le dathú (de lámh nó go digiteach

The SNP

theSNP

First Minister @NicolaSturgeon: "I want to particularly acknowledge people working in our food and drink and essential retail sectors. This is not an easy time to work in agriculture, or

Chad Orzel

orzelc

I spent over an hour last night on a Zoom call with friends from college; we've been doing this approximately weekly for the last few months of lockdown. It's been

Nate Silver

NateSilver538

It seems like in wealthy Western countries with bad outbreaks of COVID-19, total excess mortality is about 1.5x higher than confirmed COVID-19 deaths. Quick thread on how I think about

Raksha Kumar

Raksha_Kumar

Just like the case against the awe-worthy @sharmasupriya for her reporting in #Varanasi, here's a list of FIRs filed against #journalists in #UttarPradesh in the last year. Fasten your seatbelts,

Synaps

SynapsNetwork

THREAD In Damascus, the covid epidemic has been a silent, often lonely affair. Both the government and international aid agencies, despite ample time to respond, have left Syrians to depend

Vijay

scanman

There are many in the media and social media who are questioning #TamilNadu government's response to #Covid19India, especially with respect to the low numbers of testing for #coronavirus. There are

🌻 Hannah Marie Robbbins 🏳️‍🌈

drhannahrobbins

For non-uni folx, I did a range of teaching for my students during lockdown, including live sessions, recorded sessions, 1:1s and small group classes. I *hope* my students felt supported