This article was very well organized and easy to get information from. This was very clear and precise. And I love how you were very quick to the topic and get people to know that Covid isn’t gone. I like that there was a lot of stuff to get our attention about the rapidly rising Covid cases. This helps a lot of people around the globe to realize that the pandemic isn’t over and it is still rising even though there was a little decrease. This was very informative and I was able to get a lot and a lot of information from it. All in all, I think getting people’s attention is great.
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