Coronavirus started in the capital province Hubei of Wuhan in China
The coronavirus has come from the wet markets in Wuhan, China
The coronavirus CoVid-19 has come from bats in China
The outbreak has led to a pandemic across the world and has infected every country
The deadliest form of virus has yet again been discovered in China and has now been exported around the world with people being infected with coronavirus and traveling from China to the rest of the world.
The official name is CoVid-19.
A staggering 81,218 people in China have been infected with 3,281 deaths from this lethal Chinese Coronavirus.
History of the Coronavirus
The thirst of Chinese people eating every that moves has led to the formation of the coronavirus.
Wet markets have been the perfect breeding ground for diseases: as wildlife and domestic animals and livestock are slaughtered together.
The wet markets are unhygienic as the different blood groups of the animals get mixed as butchers and customers walk around with blood on their shoes.
The first area to have created the perfect environment for coronavirus is in wet markets in the capital province Hubei of Wuhan in China in December 2019.
What does coronavirus do?
The strain of Coronavirus known as COVID-19 affects the respiratory tract in humans.
Since it affects the human airway system the medical term is known as causing serve acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2).
The coronavirus CoVid-19 is a form of the SARS family of diseases.
What is SARS?
Serve Acute Respiratory Syndrome was recognised in the end of February – 2003 by The World Health Organisation (WHO).
Where did SARS start from?
SARS came from Yunnan province in China and the main factor is that it is the first of the coronavirus family known in medical terms as SARS-1, SARS-CoV or SARS-CoV-1.
What has SARS CoV-1 have in common with CoVid-19?
The coronavirus is from bats. The reason the coronavirus has been transferred to humans is due to the slaughter of bats at Chinese wet markets and transferring bat-blood as well as the Chinese eating bats in bat-soup.
Therefore, the family of coronavirus is expanding in China due to the low standards in hygiene especially at wet markets and the thirst of eating animals that are classed as vermin: bats, foxes, mice, pigeons and rats.
The impact across the world
Every country is infected with the coronavirus - CoVid-19.
There are 445,854 confirmed cases
There are 19,786 confirmed deaths
There are 112,037 confirmed cases who have recovered
The worst countries infected
China: 81,767
Italy: 69,176
United States of America: 59,966
Spain: 47,610
Germany: 35,714
The Islamic Republic of Iran: 27,017
France: 22,304
In Depth of these infected countries
China is the where coronavirus CoVid-19 started from has the most cases, but Italy has the most deaths, which is rising at an alarming rate with 6,820 dying after testing positive for the virus.
The reason why Italy has had the most deaths outside of Chinaand the world’s epicentre is because of the highest population of the 65+ year-olds.
But in the last few days Italians in their thirties and early forties are starting to be hospitalised and requiring intensive care.
In the United States of America – New York with 20,000 New Yorkers suffering from the outbreak of the coronavirus CoVid-19.
Another European country Spain has the deaths from coronavirus CoVid-19 is rapidly rising towards 3,500.
The largest European country Germany has 35,714 and a small number of people dying, which currently stands at 181.
The Symptoms of the Coronavirus
These are most common symptoms you’ll have with the coronavirus CoVid-19 are:
Cough
Sore Throat
Fever
Breathing Difficulties
If you suffer from these contact your local medical centre or go to your local hospital to get treatment.
Most people who get coronavirus CoVid-19 recover with a very small percentage of people receiving intensive care treatment.
Majority of deaths are occurring in people aged 65+, but in some countries the age range can be from babies up to 65-years old.
Prevention of the coronavirus
The simplest thing people can do is to have no-contact or the littlest-contact with another human being.
If you are going outside social distancing of up to 2 metres (6 feet) apart from another person is compulsory.
Do not let anyone breathe, cough or squeeze near, in-front of you as the coronavirus travels in minuscule droplets from an infected person.
If you cough or squeeze cover your mouth with the bend of your shoulder or into a tissue and immediately throw it away in the rubbish bin.
As major cities, towns and villages in every country practice either a partial or full lockdown; staying at home is the most effective way to prevent the coronavirus from spreading and causing outbreaks in the community.
These simply actions can be undertaken from everyone who are still alive on this Earth!
Source of the information on Coronavirus CoVid-19 from the World Health Organisation.