Directions: Using the table below, give at Ieast 3 incidents happened in 2020. Give the positive/negative implication of this incident of an individual and to the society. Implication to an Individual Incident Implication to Society Example: COVID-19 It creates a big impact of the new normal way of living of the society in which the economic aspect of the country decreased and most of the businesses has Think about the safety of their family and how to survive themselves at the midst of pandemie. been shut down.

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