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New York City Is Roaring Back to Life, One Year After Its Nadir Bloomberg 5/3/2021 Misyrlena Egkolfopoulou
(Bloomberg) Rush hour traffic is back. Noise complaints are picking up. And it’s once again difficult to score a reservation at your favorite brunch spot.
When the pandemic emptied New York City’s streets last year, some declared it dead. But after a terrible, painful year, the city is now defying those declarations and getting its mojo back.
More than half of adult New Yorkers have had at least one vaccine shot, and Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations are dropping sharply. Museums are back to 50% capacity, and movie theaters are at 33%. You can finally sit at the bar for a drink starting Monday, and subways will return to 24-hour service on May 17, Governor Andrew Cuomo said. “Shakespeare in the Park” is coming back, albeit with an abridged schedule.
The data that proves New York is FINALLY back: Food delivery orders fall as people head out to eat, rush hour reappears and rents rise as Big Apple rebounds
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced last week that the Big Apple will fully reopen on July 1 and Gov Cuomo said restrictions will be eased May 7
Coupled with the nice weather and the fact that more than 40% of New Yorkers have had at least one vaccine shot, things are starting to pick up in the Big Apple
Noticeably, bumper to bumper traffic has been plaguing the city, and data also shows foot traffic up by 34 per cent of pre-pandemic activity
Street libraries fading away in Punjab
Rising influence of social media affects reading culture
LAHORE:
The trend of reading printed books has decreased significantly due to people s dependence on social media. The practice of reading books after borrowing them from libraries established in the streets has almost vanished.
New shopping malls are being built in the provincial capital, food streets are being opened and there is abundance of fast food outlets. Amid such developments, the interest among the students to read books has mostly become limited till their examinations.
In the initial years of the country s independence, private libraries were set up in the streets and buildings of the provincial metropolis became. Initially, any person could get his favorite book from the libraries for one anna per day, or a few paisa.
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