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COVID-19 | Impacts on Economy, Environment & Health | How to protect yourself & Others | Essay on Corona virus | thecbsesolver

                            


This Coronavirus came from the city Wuhan of China and spread all over the world. It is a new virus and there are no vaccines are available in the market, but we don’t need to afraid from it because it has very low death rate percentage. It only grip the people whose Immunity is weak. During this pandemic situation we need to take care of ours as well as others.


How to Fight Against COVID -19:-

1.   Wash your hands with soap and water regularly.

2.   Wash your hands before touching eyes, nose and mouth.

3.   Throw used tissues into closed bins immediately just after use.

4.   Cover your nose and mouth with handkerchief/tissue while sneezing and coughing.

5.   Avoid mass gathering and crowded places.

6.   If soap and water is not available use hand sanitizer with at list 60% alcohol.

7.   Follow the directions of your local health authority.

 


Impact on Global Economic:-

COVID -19 has become pandemic from epidemic. It is a viral disease and hence; it affected the global market very badly and fast too. During this pandemic time almost all construction, industrial works, etc. have been closed temporarily. This affected the economics of all countries since there is lockdown in all over the world and therefore, it reduced the import and export of all commodities across countries (excluding some important commodities). Many multinational companies are in facing losses and many MSME (Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises) are just going to decline.

Labours are escapeing from urban areas to their homes(rural areas) due to this lockdown. They don’t have any work to do to sustain their lives and of their family. This has badly affected the infrastructure of many countries. If the industries started working in green Zones then they will face the shortages of labours and slowly-slowly that companies will decline in the lack of labours.


Employment Opportunities:-

There is no employment opportunities during this situation since all industries are closed temporarily, instead of working from home. Many people loses their jobs during lockdown and  new employment opportunities have been came to almost Zero. This also affected the lifestyle of people and the way of our living. It has made our lives just like prisoners, behind the bars and we can’t go outside from our house without any important reason.  


Impact on Environment:-

Since the lockdown enforced in almost all countries, import and export between and in the countries are also slowed down and vehicles which are continuously running on the roads are also slowed down. This of course affected the economics of   countries but it has some positive points that it reduced the all kinds of pollution.

Example is Ganga river which has not been cleaned after running many missions to clean the Ganga, but this lockdown reduced the human activities and therefore pollution is reduced (water pollution) and thus Ganga river is cleaned.

Another example is of Himalayas which can be now seen from Bihar state also just because of the reduction in air pollution.

And these two examples show that how much we polluted our environment and forgot the importance of it.



                               


Vaccination:-

Right now, the best bridge to a new normal is a successful vaccine against COVID-19. Scientists are racing to develop one on an unprecedented timeline, but it could still take a year to 18 months—possibly longer. 

Vaccines are harder to make than ordinary pharmaceuticals. Typical drugs carry out a specific process in the body, and they only have to work only until the kidneys and liver filter them out. 

At the time of writing, there are more than 123 vaccine candidates in various stages in the research pipeline. In a best-case scenario, multiple kinds of vaccines would be found safe and effective, so there would be several options for drug manufacturers and distributors to make and ship across the globe.




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