Ong on Post-COVID Population Shifts
The “waning of the worst days of the pandemic has slowed the exit from major cities,” he says, but urban centers must tackle urgent reforms in a post-COVID society.
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The “waning of the worst days of the pandemic has slowed the exit from major cities,” he says, but urban centers must tackle urgent reforms in a post-COVID society.
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In public transit projects, cost overruns, delays in opening and changes in ridership demand are not unexpected.
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