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I want to know other countries situation right now after the covid19 era. Did still wearing facemask? I hope all of you are okay.

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No, COVID-19 is still ongoing. Despite significant progress in developing vaccines and treatments, the virus continues to spread around the world, and new variants emerge. To contain the spread of the virus and protect public health, it is important to continue to adhere to public health guidelines such as mask wearing, physical distancing, and vaccination. 
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COVID-19 is not over; it is still happening. The virus spreads all across the globe, and new strains keep appearing, despite the fact that vaccinations and therapies have come a long way. Public health measures, such as mask use, physical separation, and immunisations, must be maintained if we are to slow the spread of the virus and preserve the health of the general population.
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No, unfortunately COVID-19 is still a very real threat. The virus that causes COVID-19 is constantly changing and we continue to see new lineages of the Omicron variant, such as XBB.1.5, emerge and become the dominant lineage in the US.[1] According to McKinsey's evolving perspectives on when will the COVID-19 pandemic end, it is considered an endemic disease that is already underway in many locations.[2] This means that there may not be a quick ending to the pandemic, but rather a transition to managing the virus as it continues to threaten us for years to come. Additionally, ending the public health emergency could make it harder for some people to access free vaccines, tests, and treatments, which could further exacerbate health inequities
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Covid-19 is not gone is still there  with us but since vaccines were introduced new daily infections have decreased and death rate caused by Corona virus have decreased too
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Covid 19 is not completely gone, there are pockets of cases still being reported in China and other parts of the world. Covid vaccination and Immunization has helped keep the numbers low. Travel restrictions has been lifted in many countries and the numbers of death has also reduced. 
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No , covid-19 is not already gone . Although vaccines have been developed and are being distributed worldwide , the virus is still circulating in many active cases. Additionally new variant of the virus have emerged , some of which are more transmissible and may be more resistant to existing vaccines. Therefore it is important to continue practicing preventive measures such as wearing mask ,social distancing and washing hands regularly.
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To contain the spread of the virus and protect public health, it is important to continue to adhere to public health guidelines such as mask wearing, physical distancing, and vaccination. 
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I'm glad to hear that you are concerned about the situation around the world. Unfortunately, Covid-19 is still present in many countries. Wearing face masks is still recommended in many places as a way to reduce the spread of the virus.
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COVID-19 hasn't disappeared entirely, but in many places, it's become more manageable due to vaccination efforts, improved treatments, and public health measures. However, the virus still exists, and occasional outbreaks or variants may occur. It's essential to stay informed about the situation in your area and follow any guidelines or recommendations from health authorities.
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