Loneliness is a universal human emotion that is both complex and unique to each individual. Becsause it has no single common cause, the prevention and treatment of this potentially damaging state of mind can vary dramatically.

For example, a lonely child who struggles to make friends at school has different needs than a lonely older adult whose spouse has recently died.

This article discusses what we mean by the term “lonely,” as well as the various causes, health consequences, symptoms, and potential treatments for loneliness.

Loneliness isn’t being single or alone, but arises when one does not have sufficient quality social connections. Just like a plant needs water, sun and air, we need our core emotional needs to be met for us to grow.

Loneliness, In this time of pandemic we have quarantines. Because of this we are separated from our loved ones and lost loved ones. But let’s not lose hope, let’s be strong, so that we can survive this. Be positive in your thinking, yes it is difficult to lose a loved one or it is difficult to be away from loved ones but let’s not lose hope and self -confidence.

Let’s continue to fight for our loved ones, so be confident in yourself and trust in our lord. We can overcome this as long as we are strong and do not give up in life, because the one who gives up loses, so let us not give up and continue in life, because as long as there is life there is hope, so no matter how hard we go through we must be strong and of course don’t forget to be happy, don’t let sadness swallow you because you will not succeed if you are always sad, you must always be happy in life. Live as long as you want until you are allowed to do it, so do everything to be successful in life.

This brings the cumulutive numbers of confirmed cases and deaths globally to nearly 228 million and over 4.6 million respectively. While the region of the Americas As well as the Eastern Mediterranean, South East-Asia and Western Pacific regions reported a decreased in weekly case Incidence, the African and European regions reported a similar number of death as compared to the previous week.

Similarly, COVID 19 weekly mortality decreased in the African, Eastern Mediterranean and South East Asian regions over the past week, with the South East Asia region reporting the largest percentage decrease(27%). In the contrast, the Western Pacific region reported an increase(7%) in the number of deaths while the region of America and European region reported a similar number of deaths as compared to the previous week.

In this edition,we provides update on the impact of the phenotypic characteristics (Transmissibility,Disease severity, Risk of Reinfection, and impacts on diagnostics and vaccine performance) of SARS-CoV-2 varaints of concern (VOCs), the geographic distribution of VOCs as well as change to VOI classification.

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