Devi, in a bid to break the transmission chain of COVID-19, there has been a barrage of health related information sent out to people from a range of sources, including governments, health organisations (both local and international) and other bodies. Although some people have adhered to the social distancing, hygiene practices and related lockdown measures, of late there seems to be a desire not only to explore the outdoors a lot more than at the start of the pandemic but with it an apparent illusion of regaining one's freedom after months of indoor confinement. Perhaps this shows a certain level of how people are beginning to respond to what may be classified as 'fatigue' and 'nombness' or perhaps it may be more complex than meets the observable eye...

I partially agree to Mr Devi Dayal, relatively it's different from person to person and one must learn to handle the same. It takes the shape of fatigue when you lose your control over your mind...

The most common symptoms of COVID-19 are:

. Fever

· Dry cough

· Tired

The less frequent symptoms are:

. Muscle aches

· Sore throat

. Diarrhea

. Conjunctivitis

· Headache

. Loss of smell or taste

Rash, or discoloration of the fingers or toes

Serious symptoms are:

. Difficulty in breathing or shortness of breath

. Feeling of tightness or pain in the chest

. Loss of speech or motor skills

Ben Boubakary : Appreciate your effort on COVID symptoms. However, the focus of this discussion is on the mental fatigue due to an overload of information on COVID-19. This is about the insensitivity to new information on COVID-19 to which our minds are crying like, "enough, no more please!!!"

Indeed