Author: maddisonbavin24

Like much of the world, Asia has had its share of preventive measures to combat the spread of the COVID-19 virus, including declaring states of emergency, restricting travel, locking down businesses and school and issuing stay-at-home orders. Now more than 22 months in, there seems to be a shift, but not necessarily an end in sight. “It has been a tough year with the pandemic,” said Chew Yew Kwong, managing director for Xaloy, Asia. “With the economic downturn due to movement controls and global disruption with trade, it’s been a difficult time both socially and economically.” ... Read more