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    COVID-19 AND E-COMMERCE; A CASE OF PAKISTAN
    (Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2020) Ayesha Rehman; FA17-BBA-190; LHR TP 6750; Dr. Syed Atif
    First time Covid-19 was experienced in Wuhan the city of China. In all over the world the disease rapidly spread. By this disease most of the people have been affected. For every country it was a difficult task to overcome this disease. Covid-19 was noticed on 26 February in Pakistan. Since, within two months the cases and the death rate were increased rapidly it was necessary for the Government of Pakistan to try its level best to control the disease. For this purpose, various precautionary measures were adopted as compulsion of masks, keeping the distance of at least six-feet between two persons, by implementing the lockdown and by stopping the international trades and by making isolation centers in the hospitals like other countries. All these things were necessary to control the pandemic situation.
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    EFFECTS OF COVID-19 ON E-COMMERCE
    (Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2020) Muhammad Usman Zafar; SP17-BBA-099; Shamyla Anwar; LHR TP 6657
    The world changed forever when the first corona virus case was detected on 17th November, 2019 in Wuhan, Hubei, China. Corona virus disease (Covid19) can be transfer from one person to another and viral infection caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome. It is revealed by experts that Sars- Cov-2 is related to severe acute respiratory syndrome-like bat viruses and hence bats could be a reason of this disease. The source of origin and transfer to humans is not known but quick human to human transfer is hugely reported. The biggest problem with this disease is that no clinically proven drugs or vaccine is available and it has causes many deaths worldwide. The corona virus has spread across the world with over 54 million cases and over 1 million deaths worldwide. The pandemic has presented tough choices for governments of the world, local communities, schools, colleges, health care systems, families and businesses. The biggest question posed before everyone is the choice to make between lives or livelihoods. Enforcing forced lock downs to prevent the spread of the disease was the initial solution presented by the government worldwide but this had severe economic consequences. Not only were they unsuccessful in preventing the spread of the disease but they also destroyed livelihoods and savings of people across the world (World Bank, 2020).
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    COVID-19 AND E-COMMERCE; A CASE OF PAKISTAN
    (Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2020) Ayesha Rehman; FA17-BBA-190; Dr. Syed Atif; LHR TP 6750
    First time Covid-19 was experienced in Wuhan the city of China. In all over the world the disease rapidly spread. By this disease most of the people have been affected. For every country it was a difficult task to overcome this disease. Covid-19 was noticed on 26 February in Pakistan. Since, within two months the cases and the death rate were increased rapidly it was necessary for the Government of Pakistan to try its level best to control the disease. For this purpose, various precautionary measures were adopted as compulsion of masks, keeping the distance of at least six-feet between two persons, by implementing the lockdown and by stopping the international trades and by making isolation centers in the hospitals like other countries. All these things were necessary to control the pandemic situation.