Is the corona virus likely to survive on Earth for years?

New York, Monday, September 13, 2021

In the last two and a half years, 200 million people worldwide have contracted coronary heart disease, of which 3 million have died. The whole world experienced a lockdown, the vaccine-seeking vaccination program started but the corona does not seem to be coming to an end. The United States has reported an average of 100,000 new corona cases a day. While people are afraid of the corona delta variant, the World Health Organization (WHO) believes that the corona virus is likely to stay together for years. There is no immediate cure for the corona virus as the new variant is thwarting efforts to obtain herd immunity.

Earlier, WHO experts estimated that the corona virus epidemic would be eradicated from most countries by the time the corona vaccine is completed by 90 percent of the world's population. Currently, more than 3 billion people worldwide have received at least one dose of the corona vaccine, but the risk of corona epidemic has not been averted. They are living in fear of the third wave of Kovid-12. Whatever the ground reality was before the Corona virus was wiped off the face of the earth is now changing. It is very difficult to come to a definite conclusion about Delta and the new variants. However the biggest benefit of the vaccine appears to be that people who are infected have more common symptoms.

Not only that, it is a matter of relief that he recovers quickly. The current strategy for vaccination also needs to be radically changed. The effectiveness of the vaccine still needs to be increased. Vaccination alone is not enough in areas where the population density is high, but good health care is the only way to protect against the disease. The Delta variant from India is spreading from one person to another by as much as 90 per cent. Now the Mu variant found in Columbia is worrisome. This variant was first identified in January 2021 in Colombia.

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