Essay on covid 19 second wave COVID-19 has brought an unusual time upon us, forcing us all to adapt suddenly to life with lockdowns, quarantining, and social distancing. Everyone is eager to get back to normal life, but what does it mean for this to all be over? People yearn for life after COVID-19, but it's not a matter of flipping a switch and going back to live just as it was pre-shutdown. As long as the virus persists, even at a lower level, the norms of our everyday lives will be different than before we ever heard of SARS-CoV-2. Physical distancing and frequent hand washing will probably need to be in place even after lockdowns have been lifted. Our best hope is to safely, gradually regain a bit of life as we knew it. Strides towards normalcy hinges on decreasing infection rates. The problem is, there's a huge pool of people who are susceptible to infection. The Deadly second wave is sweeping through south Asia from Pakistan to India and Bangladesh all States are r