With everyone having realised that we have to live with the Coronavirus for some more months now, researchers are finding various ways and means of securing lives. If healthcare scientists are busy working out new vaccines, those in technology are researching about the type of clothes one should wear, and the way homes and offices should be sanitised so that Corona virus can be kept at bay.
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