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Covid Deja vu

It was January 2020. There was a breath of news about a growing medical
problem in China. People were exhibiting symptoms of flu and cold but
people reasoned that it's the winter season, it's the flu season. In a
few weeks everything will soon be okay. By March 2020, more than half
the world will turn to lock downs and travel restrictions due to the
Covid-19 virus.

It is January 2023 now. In China's Wuan province where the pandemic
made its first appearance in 2020, a rising number of Covid-19 cases
have been reported. Hospitals are inundated with people sick with the
same symptoms as the 2020 Covid-19 flu.

Is the Pandemic back? Are we facing another onslaught of medical
crisis and therefore another wave of economic downturn?

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