COVID-19’s challenges to urbanism: social distancing and the phenomenon of boredom in urban spaces

Hisham Abusaada · Abeer Mohamed Elshater

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Social impacts of COVID-19 Urban Green Space and Health Urbanization and City Planning

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Many countries are now cautiously seeking to return to relatively normal lifestyles while maintaining essential preventive measures. Although individual nations’ reopening policies have varied wide...

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