Halloween is always eagerly awaited by many people to participate in fun activities such as costume festivals, pumpkin carving competitions, trick or treating customs...
However, this year, the Covid-19 pandemic has cast a shadow over this highly anticipated event after many health experts in many countries advised people to stay home or hold online parties, as many traditional Halloween activities could potentially pose a high risk of spreading the Covid-19 epidemic.
Many Halloween traditions have to change due to the Covid-19 pandemic
People are advised to avoid attending large, enclosed costume parties or sending children door-to-door trick-or-treating on Halloween night. Instead, people can carve pumpkins at home, instead of attending large pumpkin carving events, and hold costume contests online.
People can carve pumpkins at home and join the party online
For those who cannot resist the lure of Halloween, there are outdoor events that can be attended while strictly following social distancing rules.
This recommendation comes as governments around the world seek to balance public health and the need for entertainment during Halloween.
