Will there be a ‘Covid Generation’?
In this episode of the Debrief, with new strains of the coronavirus now found in Poland and the pandemic seemingly far from over despite available vaccines, we ask the question – how are children affected by the pandemic?
It’s been a week marked by International Holocaust Remembrance day and the Polish government’s announcement that it has placed an order for 87 million Covid-19 vaccines from as many as five different companies.
And while we’re on the subject of the ongoing pandemic, in this week’s interview, host John Beauchamp is joined by Dr Maria Reimann from the Interdisciplinary Team on Childhood Research at Warsaw University about how the pandemic has affected kids in Poland and across the world.
You can check out a whole range of information and resources on the pandemic and how it has affected youth by going here.
In this week’s review:
Polish man in ‘vegetative’ state dies in Plymouth hospital.
Restaurants may reopen in May - Polish Development Fund.
IMF maintains Poland’s 2021 GDP growth forecast at 2.7 pct.
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