WASHINGTON -- In the third year of COVID-19, people still struggle to return to normalcy in their daily lives. How will vaccines and testing be administered, and how will the economy and education be affected?
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Few people are visible at Narita Airport in Chiba, Japan after the government banned the entry of foreign travelers due to COVID. (Photo by Arisa Moriyama)
WASHINGTON -- In the third year of COVID-19, people still struggle to return to normalcy in their daily lives. How will vaccines and testing be administered, and how will the economy and education be affected?