Coronavirus lockdown consequence. A photo report from the streets of Oslo

by Kenneth Lyngaas | Mar 16, 2021 | Environmentalism and Sustainability, Healthcare

Photography gallery reports coronavirus lockdown

Posts in the series Coronavirus, lockdown and mental healthcare

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Following the letter to give my best, the view of inattentive ADHD in a lockdown
My experience with Corona lockdown: it is being alone, isolated and living outdoors in the cold.
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War on germs the catastrophic catalyser of economic growth
Why sustainable development fails, and the poorest pays the price
A brand with a cause Levi Strauss Co Robert D. Haas achievements of long-term thinkinG part one
The discontent of short-term thinking of manufacture outsourcing part two
Source list biotreats, emerging diseases books, publications, governmental documents, WHO, UN between 1997-2018 CC 4.0

: Lockdown measures have consequences.

: What I experienced during the lockdown Oslo 19 February-11 March 2021

: It is hard to see any evidence of a stringent lockdown

: The rise in deaths and misery caused by the lockdown

: In India, numbers of deaths fell when lifting the lockdown; many developing countries followed

: The lockdown-induced 50 per cent jump in suicides could kill ten times as many as the virus

: Adverse effects on people with mental illness

: the direct impact on a person’s income and mental health

: The population in general exacerbated by fear, self-isolation, and physical distancing

: Many developing countries have shifted to easing lockdown restrictions despite rising infections and deaths

: All well-recognised risk factors for suicide like loss of employment and financial stressors

: According to Richard Dunn, associate Professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics at the University of Connecticut ( here ), who has studied the relationship between mental health and the economy

: Suicide risk increases as individuals feel they lack control over their life and what control they do have is without worth

: The lack of police and NGO working in the field is completely missing in the most critical hours. no place to get water or sugar

: Homeless, addicts, drunks, or home violence victims Dies alone out in the cold

: lockdown measures could reverse a decade’s worth of gains in infant and child mortality, with over a million additional deaths

: The exacerbate health, hunger, and misery insecurities, and push another half billion people into poverty

: Patients have reported being denied cancer care, kidney dialysis and urgent transplant surgeries, with sometimes fatal results

: Because they’ve concluded that the cost of lives, livelihoods, and poverty are just too high.

: Image, a friend, held a ceremony for his four death friends, suicide and overdoses.

: Most COVID-19 deaths will be not from the virus, but the collateral damage

: All countries should undertake brutally honest retrospective analyses of the modelling design

: Of Implement mitigation Suppression Elimination strategies

: Should answer the fundamental questions of lockdown

: how many deaths did lockdown forestall how many more avoided vs historically hard lockdowns

: How many excess deaths caused by direct effects how many excess deaths caused by indirect effects

: Story and Photos Kenneth Lyngaas Buddha Jeans

: Sources and useful information lockdown measurements

: Thanks to Reuters Staff, Devi Sridhar The Guardian.BBC Futures Programs Zaria Gorvett

: Emeritus Professor Ramesh Thakur FAIIA and Richard Dunn Associate Professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics at the University of Connecticut.

: Thanks to friends on Facebook and Twitter supporting the project

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