Corona virus: Where in the world is code 19 spreading and where is it declining?

On June 28, the number of people infected with the coronavirus worldwide exceeded 10 million, after which the head of the World Health The organization said that a new and dangerous phase of the fight against the virus has now begun. The spread of the virus has been largely controlled in many countries of Western Europe and Asia, but on the other hand, the virus is spreading very fast in many other parts of the world. When the coronavirus began to spread, it took ninety days for one million people to be infected, but the number increased from nine million to ten million in just eight days, giving an idea of ​​the rapid spread of the virus. And an official working in a Latin American country says the situation could get worse because "we only got this number of people who had their tests done." The surge is seen in the US continent, South Asia, and a few countries in Africa. The United States has the highest number of certified victims and deaths worldwide and is now seeing a sharp rise. Over the past few days, more than 40,000 positive cases have been reported in the United States, and the virus is spreading rapidly in the states of Arizona, Florida, and Texas. Contrary to concerns, this is not the second wave of the virus, but an increase in the spread of the virus and has been seen in states where lockdown restrictions were quickly lifted. The United States is followed by Brazil and is the second country in the world where more than one million victims have been identified. The two largest cities in the country, Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo has been diagnosed with the highest number of victims, but the virus is spreading to other parts of the country and there is a risk of a lack of testing. The actual number of patients will be much higher.  India, the world's second-most populous country, is experiencing a large number of victims. A few days ago, a record 15,000 patients came there in one day. And because the number of tests has not increased in some states, it is doubtful that patients will appear in the coming days.  But why is this happening? The World Health Organization (WHO) Special Envoy for Code 19 David Nabarro says the coronavirus has become a disease of the poor. And when the whole family lives in a small room, it is almost impossible to maintain social distance and can't even wash their hands regularly. In this case, the risk of getting the virus is greatly increased.

In some places, the spread of the virus is much higher than in other areas. The rate of infection, ie the number of people who test positive, has become very high in some countries. Half of those tested in the Central American country of Mexico tested positive, much higher than in Italy or New York, where the virus wreaked havoc. Authorities in the South American country of Ecuador have had to destroy the bodies of those killed by the coronavirus on the road because the death toll was so high and they did not have the capacity to dispose of them properly. On the other hand, where there is a lack of budget, safety equipment and clothing are not available for the medical staff. The situation is similar in countries that are poor and cannot afford long-term lockdowns. The World Health Organization's David Nabarro says the spread of the virus can still be reduced, but that the international community must come together immediately. "I do not want to give the sad news, but I am very worried about the countries that do not have the equipment and do not have the financial support." The fact is that there are other factors involved in the spread of the virus, such as rulers and politicians in various countries who have rejected health proposals.  US President Donald Trump has on several occasions taken the severity of the disease seriously, sometimes blaming China and sometimes the World Health Organization. He has repeatedly called for the economy to open up and praised Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, who, like Trump, is a Republican, because he ended the first lockdown in his state, and experts According to the decision was the reason for such a rapid increase in the number of victims. The US government in April made it mandatory to wear a public mask, but the decision has now led to political divisions. Texas did not push for the decision to wear the mask, citing restrictions on individual freedom, but the state of California, which is ruled by Democrats, said: "science justifies wearing the mask." ۔   It should be noted that US President Donald Trump himself does not wear a mask. The situation is similar in Brazil, where President Jair Bolsonaro likened the virus to a "cold" and prevented authorities from doing anything he suspected would affect the economy. He himself was refraining from wearing a mask, but a court in the country has imposed a mandatory requirement on him to wear a mask.  "The biggest threat from the virus is the lack of consensus and unity in world leadership," said Tedros Adhanom, head of the World Health Organization. The Pacific incident gave New Zealand the advantage of being an island that could easily distinguish itself from other countries. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Jacinda Arden, she has performed well and her leadership has been praised internationally, which is why New Zealand recently spent 24 days without identifying any victims. New Zealand's no-patient record was broken when people coming from abroad were diagnosed with the virus, but experts were not bothered by it but pointed out that it proves that testing and surveillance systems Can be used effectively. Meanwhile, South Korea has almost stopped the spread of the virus with the help of technology. The mayor of the capital, Seoul, has said that if 30 new victims come forward for three days in a row, we will re-impose the decision to maintain social distances. But the most important of all the successful countries is Vietnam, which claims that there has not been a single death in the country so far. One thing that is not yet clear is the spread of the virus in African countries. According to reports so far, the coronavirus has not spread as fast as expected. Some people say that this is because there is not much testing capacity, so the victims cannot be diagnosed. Secondly, there are more underage people in the population as a whole, so the virus may not have affected so much. And a third reason could be that because African communities are not in close contact with foreign countries, the virus could not spread there. But the fear is that a new wave of the virus could re-emerge and it must be constantly prepared for, so that if the epidemic spreads further in developing countries, it could be very difficult.