what is the concern of no policy during the covid-19 pandemic
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Step 1: Define “no policy” - It means there is no formal government or organizational guidance on how to prevent, detect, and respond to COVID-19 (no rules, standards, or priorities for actions such as testing, tracing, masking, vaccination, travel, or lockdowns). Show more…
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