As the number of cases of COVID-19 starts to rise, your mental health may start to decline. Being secluded to only one place can feel taxing not only to your body but also your mind. With there being very little balance between work and play these days, here are some ways to protect your mental health while in quarantine.
In today’s Front Page News, coronavirus cases reach a high one million people and more than 48,000 lives lost. Over 10 million have lost their jobs within the last two weeks. If you're looking for your stimulus check, they are expected to roll out as early as April 13 but would take up to four or five months to receive.
According to reports from Metro UK, 56-year-old Anan Sahoh tested positive for the coronavirus after he was found dead on Tuesday on the train from Bangkok to the southern city of Narathiwat.
During this pandemic, there are options to options that can put you at sense and help you in the long run. Jini Thornton explains why entrepreneurs should take advantage of The Paycheck Protection Program. If you're a small business owner of any kind, there are programs available to help during the coronavirus crisis.
Being stuck in the house with your children for 24 hours a day and seven days a week was definitely not in the 2020 plan but this is the new normal. As coronavirus continues to spread, cabin fever starts to rise and finding activities for the kids may be the last thing on your mind while coping with everything from keeping busy working from home.