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60 Years in 100 Days: How COVID-19 Exposes the Lethality of Social Inequality

2020-08-17

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The pandemic outbreak of COVID-19 had begun in March of 2020 on a global scale. This outbreak has originated numerous questions for society and many challenges for public managers. The disease is worrying because it has a high propagation velocity, high lethality levels, and there is no cure. Some groups are considered more vulnerable due to pre-existing disease conditions, age-range, and living conditions. In Lat...

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DOI: 10.20944/preprints202008.0364.v1

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