How Myanmar can Beat the COVID-19 Blues
While many of us are doing our duty by staying at home, there are many productive activities we can do to keep us mentally and physically healthy.
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A dog left unattended after its owner was taken to hospital after testing positive for coronavirus has been spared execution.
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Health care workers and volunteers at COVID-19 quarantine centers in Myanmar have found creative ways to entertain the people they care for and boost morale.
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