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                <text>Background: Lockdown is a strategy employed worldwide to limit the spread of COVID-19. Social and economic activities were markedly affected in Nigeria and other parts of the world. The piece is a short communication to spotlight the social and economic implications of lockdown on Africans and other low- and middle-income countries, using Nigeria as a case study. Method: To analyze the documented evidence of social and economic events arising from lockdown strategy to combat spreading cases of COVID-19. Result: Creative potentials of so many Nigerians were brought to the limelight as a positive effect. Worsening security problems, corruption, poverty, and hunger were highlighted as negative socioeconomic effects of lockdown strategy on Nigerians. Conclusion: Lockdown impacts significantly on social and economic activities of Nigerians. Moderation and appropriate control of the strategy are suggested as “total lockdown” is not feasible in Nigeria.</text>
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                <text>A escala mundial el cultivo de plantas oleaginosas constituye un importante aporte a la soberanía y seguridad alimentaria de los países productores. Dentro de ellas el ajonjolí por su capacidad de adaptación y el aporte en proteínas y grasas que realiza es un cultivo importante en el mundo y en América Latina, aunque en Ecuador se siembra en pequeñas extensiones y para autoconsumo por lo que se considera un cultivo familiar. La investigación se desarrolló con el objetivo de evaluar el efecto de la densidad de población en parámetros agronómicos del cultivo de ajonjolí, para lo cual se utilizó un diseño cuadrado latino simpleen un suelo Inseptisoly las distancias de siembra utilizadas fueron 0.6x0.15 m, 0.6x0.20 m, 0.6x0.25 m y 0.6x0.30 m, los que fueron aleatorizados dentro de cada hilera y columna conformada, con la finalidad de disminuir el error experimental que producen los factores no controlados.La densidad de población presentó efecto significativo sobre los parámetros agronómicos número de ramas, cápsulas por planta, semillas por fruto y rendimiento agrícola. El mejor tratamiento fue la distancia de siembra 0,60x0,30 m el cual alcanzó mayor número de ramas (8,53), cápsulas por planta (160,7), semillas por fruto (56,8) y rendimiento agrícola (1,41 t ha-1), valores diferentes estadísticamente al resto de tratamientos, lo que puede estar asociado con la mayor cantidad de ramas productivas que alcanza cada planta y el estrés que puede causar una población excesiva de plantas.</text>
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                <text>Bu çalışmada yeni korona virüs salgını kapsamında Türkiye turizm endüstrisinin 2020 yılının ilkçeyreğinde izlenecek yolun somutlaştırılarak ortaya çıkarılabilmesi amaçlanmıştır. Konunderinlemesine irdelenebilmesi için nitel araştırma yöntemlerinden içerik analizi yapılması uygungörülmüştür. Bu doğrultuda Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Kültür ve Turizm Bakanı Mehmet NuriERSOY’un Nisan ayında turizmde normalleşme faaliyetlerine ilişkin yapmış olduğu beşkamuoyu bilgilendirmesi deşifre edilerek ham veri haline getirilmiştir. Bu veriler MAXQDAAnalytics Pro-v.18.2.4 vasıtasıyla içerik analizine tabi tutulmuştur. Sonuç olarak; turizmhareketliliğinin canlandırılabilmesi için vaka sayılarındaki belirgin düşüşün ve salgının kontrolaltına alınmasının temel odak olduğunun, bu çerçevede Mayıs ayı sonundan itibaren iç, Haziranayıyla birlikte de, doğudan/Asya’dan batıya/Amerika’ya doğru, kısmi ve kademeli bir şekilde dışturizmin açılmasının öngörüldüğü belirtilmiştir. Temelinde hijyen olan sertifikasyon sistemininyerleşik hale getirilmesine ek olarak, finansman ve istihdam desteklerinin ön planda tutulduğutespit edilmiştir. Bununla birlikte korona sonrası dönemde hijyen odaklı uygulamaların ve düşükyoğunluklu mekân tasarımlarının yaygınlaşması beklentisi de elde edilen sonuçlar arasındadır.</text>
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                <text>In the light of the COVID-19 virus pandemic that has attacked the earth planet, all nations in the world are becoming suffered more and more from the increasing number of infected cases. The medical infrastructure in most countries aren’t fit to deal with such pandemic, hospitals in these countries are unable to accommodate a such number of the infected cases that have recently been recorded[1],[5]. This pandemic has put countries in a great predicament; they never expected to face a pandemic of this size [1], [5]. Palestine is one of these pandemic victims, COVID-19 virus has started spreading in Palestine on fifth March of 2020 [4]. Palestinian government and leadership have announced immediately by its Prime Minister   Dr Mohammad Shtayyeh the case of emergency in Palestine to prevent this dangerous pandemic from spreading, by closing all schools and universities, crowding prevention, limiting motion and asking people strongly for home-stay [1], [2], [4]. With this step, Palestine has been recorded as one of the most quick-response countries of facing the COVID-19 pandemic in the world [4]. Although the emergency case is still very active in Palestine, the Palestine government and people are still very worry and afraid from the coming future, this is for two main reasons, the first is the inability of Palestine medical infrastructure to process the large numbers of infected cases, the second is the social-cultural system in Palestine that has strong relationships and traditions that promotes social communication in Palestine which may help the COVID-19 virus for more spreading. So, this study aims to help Palestinian government to be ready as possible to face this pandemic in the coming days, by designing a computerized model to predict the expected numbers of the infected cases that may be recorded in the coming days.</text>
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