Health
`Young people are not invincible`: WHO warns the young party-goers – WION
As the summer break started in Europe and the US, young people let down their guards and flocked to beaches and home-made clubs to spend time with friends and have fun.
As the summer break started in Europe and the US, young people let down their guards and flocked to beaches and home-made clubs to spend time with friends and have fun.
However, that may not have been the best idea during a pandemic and may have caused a surge in the positive coronavirus cases.
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