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  2020-04-14

  Distance Learning in Allaikh

  Schools of Chokurdakh, Olenegorsk, Berelyakh learned in Russian Ust and Byagnyr where they wore masks and kept a safe distance. After a few weeks, an order was issued to transition to distance learning. “During the restrictive regime, parents and legal representatives have received applications and consent to transfer students to distance learning. The educational process is carried out through landline and cellular telephony, through the email of parents (legal representatives) and through the educational platform “Uchi.ru”. Grades are set for completed assignments by students. On the passage of the program and educational material, teachers keep a report on the control sheets for the implementation of program material, and the responsible coordinator of the correspondence form of training forms sheets of teachers' working hours. Certain categories of students for the period of the restrictive regime are provided with food in the form of dry rations,which set includes: stewed beef, condensed milk, paste, cereals, pasta, sugar, jam, etc.” #IndigenousStories
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  04/03/2020

  Rationing Items

  The Sam's Club in Eau Claire limiting soap for customers to one per item. This tells us the levels of desperation consumers went in panic buying basic items coupled with the disruption in supply chains that created shortages for everyday consumers.
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  2020-05-01

  Sunrise Grocery Shopping

  Grocery shopping right when the store opens at 7:00 am in order to obtain newly stocked and rationed items- i.e., water, toilet paper, disinfectant. Shopping carts have been disinfected and positioned six feet apart as customers line up to enter the store.
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  2020-04-21

  Notice on front of bottle shop showing that alcohol can still be purchased in bulk quantities.

  Notice shows restriction on how much alcohol can be bought in Australia from liquor outlets. The amount had been reduced from previous week.