COVID – 19

I hope you are all having a wonderful start to the new year. It’s a new year, and we’re praying for a safe and healthy year for all of us. In the last year, we’ve embraced the new normal and tend to fit in with it. Looking back on how it all began and how it is currently, every individual one of them has been on a roller coaster journey. We have indeed lost many loved ones, but life must continue on.

At one of Wuhan’s open-air “wet markets,” Covid-19 made the transition to humans. Customers can purchase fresh meat and seafood, as well as animals that have been slaughtered at the moment.

Cobras, wild boars, and raccoon dogs are among the wild or prohibited species sold at some wet markets. Organisms from different animals can swap genomes in crowded settings. When a virus undergoes significant alterations, it can begin to infect and propagate among people.

This is how it all started.

Humanity is facing challenges it has never faced before in the year 2020. A virus that spread at an unparalleled rate as a result of globalization has engulfed the entire world, and there is only one thing that can stop it now: a vaccination.

Numerous lockdowns have occurred in the last year. We developed new habits, learnt and collaborated via videoconferences, and turned social remoteness into a habit and a fashion piece.

During this worldwide public health crisis, we’ve seen it all: overburdened institutions forcing people to rest on the ground; rising anxiety of being in close contact with others and the significance of a strong healthcare system. Things will alter in the medical environment as a result of our interpersonal and intergroup encounters throughout the epidemic.

It’s terrible how the outbreak exposed the flaws in healthcare systems around the world. Hospitals that are overloaded require upgrades on all levels, from equipment to protocols. These will be required to guarantee a safe working environment for staff and patients, as well as to better deal with any emergency scenarios that may arise.

This issue is concerning in part because it has a number of novel and unfamiliar characteristics. A worldwide life threatening emergency brought on by a pathogen that we yet don’t fully comprehend. As a key policy reaction to limit its spread, a self-inflicted economic catastrophe.

As time has gone, however, it has become evident that much of what is most troubling about this situation is not fresh. COVID-19 infection and outcome differences are striking, and they tend to mirror current financial gaps. The market’s recurrent reluctance to value what really
matters leads to extraordinary discrepancies between the social worth of what “important workers” perform and the low compensation they earn.

We’ve gotten to the stage where we’re accustomed to the new circumstance and can effortlessly accommodate to whatever happens next.

How we handle the predicament and the condition is entirely dependent on how we approach it. We must observe and sustain consciousness and sanitation as the first rule of the entire event. When we keep ourselves shielded from interaction, the majority of the challenge is addressed. It will undoubtedly not be an easy game, but we must play the right way for a while in order to commence our normal lives.

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