When Covid spread its shady particles around the globe, the borders of nations were profoundly meaningful as travel restrictions were imposed and laws differed as per your geographical region. The ink lines on the map that divided us became alarmingly consequential for every citizen across the globe, yet concurrently governments around the world demonstrated almost universal approaches to public health policy.
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