WHAT'S DANGEROUS ABOUT IT

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The most dangerous thing about coronavirus is IT SPREADS VERY FAST , but it would have been much more dangerous if there was a higher fatality rate than it is now.
The fatality rate now is around 3.2% and trust me it's not a lot.We have faced many more severe diseases like the

  1. E-BOLA virus with fatality rate ranging from 25%-90%
  2. 14%-50% of the SARS virus
  3. Spanish flu with fatality rate of 22%

So we shouldn't risk an infection as the older people, and those with pre- existing medical conditions (such as high blood pressure, heart problems or diabetes) appear to be more vulnerable.Although we shouldn't exaggerate the situation like we are now doing.

 But nonetheless prevention is better than cure,thus I request all reading this blog to stay at home and follow the rules laid out by your respective goverments.
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शुक्रिया एवं धन्यवाद। 

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