Coronavirus Death Toll In India And Other Countries

CORONAVIRUS DEATH TOLL IN INDIA

Coronavirus masks are now established as an effective defense against this low mortality rate disease. The Indian death toll is thankfully as low as it was in April last year. Of all the deaths, most of the deaths have been in USA. Hubei, the capital of Wuhan was the epicenter of this disease. 2,695,004 people have died as of date. The count of dead and the infected is climbing very fast.

India saw one death on 11th March which was suspected to be due to Coronavirus. But, later it was confirmed to be from other causes. Cases have seen many spikes and falls over the months. Some states where the condition seemed to be getting out of control have also achieved stability. By now 159,250 deaths out of 11,474,605 confirmed cases have come to light in India. India’s Coronavirus recovery rate is above 97.19% now which is perhaps the highest in the world. This is when the people seem to have dropped all fears of the virus. Many can be seem loitering with a mask, not even in their pockets. Seems herd immunity has done the trick for regions like India and similar.

COUNTRY-WISE CORONAVIRUS DEATH TOLL AND CASES

With the hopes of an early vaccine rollout are high, seems the worst is over!

*  For Japan, 705 people are quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship. This cruise ship is anchoring at Yokohama for several weeks. It is suspected that Japan’s problems started from this ship. Nearly 1,000 people were allowed to disembark from the ship. They had tested negative to Coronavirus tests, but seems there were some misses.

Coronavirus has taken 219 countries and territories under its grip now. Many countries which had just 1 case have seen skyrocketing cases now. The worse impacted countries after USA are India, Russia, Brazil, France and UK. Everywhere the new cases are still emerging but the rate is down considerably.

USA is the worst sufferer due to this Chinese virus. It has the largest number of cases, over 30,295,501 cases and a whopping 550,671 people have died. Vaccines are already rolling out and being administered to millions already, the worst seems over.

CORONAVIRUS SPREADING SPEED IN INDIA

India was all fine until the return of infected NRI and foreign nationals visiting here. India has already seen its peak of infection cases in September. Things look better from here, as daily cases have dropped considerably with the active cases just over 1 lakh country-wide. The fear of Coronavirus is all gone after the initial frenzy to buy hand sanitizers and masks. People had even resorted to hoarding and stocking essentials. But, now everyone is on the streets as normal days. Retailers and wholesalers, are all back to their pre-COVID sales figures and normalcy  is returning fast.

On days when Corona cases were a few hundreds, the rush at chemist shops was quite a sight. Very similar situation was there on Amazon and Flipkart where masks from popular companies would quickly go out of stock. Users even bought sub-standard and counterfeit N95 masks from a motley range of sellers. Surgical masks are also sufficient to counter the risk of contacting Coronavirus. If you are also one of them who are finding it hard to procure masks, then go for surgical masks. People in USA are curious to know P95 vs N95 masks.

INDIA’S FIGHT WITH CORONAVIRUS

Proudly speaking, India is undertaking the vaccination drive within the country at a fast rate. India’s COVAXIN and COVISHIELD vaccines have proven to be very effective and safe. The country is even supplying vaccines to other friendly nations free of cost. What a boon India is to humanity!

Indians already have high immunity towards infections. Some people jokingly say that Coronavirus won’t even be able to extract a sneeze out of Indians. Jokes apart but there is a degree of truth in this too. India inadvertently makes its kids quite tough from the day they are born. The polluted air, water and food and the lifelong tussle of Indians with them makes them quite tough. I do not mean to say that Indians never get ill of viruses or bacteria. They do catch diseases and that too in large hordes. But, the mild symptoms which most Coronavirus patients display should not be a serious concern for Indians.

I haven’t heard or seen any poor or homeless person getting infected by the virus. Only the people who can afford costly treatments or who are already the sophisticated ones are falling ill. Coincidence? Maybe not!