If restaurants go, what will happen?
Restaurants and hotels are amongst the worst hit since the time the pandemic was declared a national crisis in March. As restrictions were eased, there was some home of all the people in the restaurant industry to get things back to where they were. With the fresh resurgence in the cases, things have gone back to being worse. Ever imagine what would cities look like without restaurants. Read this insightful article for more.
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