Quarantine: Isolation or Moment of Reboot and Rest

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Communication

Well, remember how long ago you spoke with people dear to you. How often do we not have enough time because of work and household chores to call our dearest people and just find out how they are doing? Now is the time to show concern, restore communication with those who are dear and important to you: parents, relatives, friends. Nowadays, there are such communication technologies that you absolutely no need to leave the boundaries of housing, violating the quarantine conditions. We can easily dial a number on a mobile phone, turn on a video call, or even arrange a conference call with more than two participants. Life, alas, is fleeting and unpredictable.
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