Is it China Discovered Early Covid-19 Explosion?

Coronavirus or Covid-19 at this time requires no introduction or explanation. As of 27 March 2020, nearly 700 cases have been reported in India and Kerala with the worst and 126 confirmed cases closely followed by Maharashtra at 125. Although there are several precautionary measures taken there are also fears for everyone everywhere. Prime Minister Prime Minister Narendra Modi is well aware of the fact that the best way to combat the epidemic would be the isolation of society if people do not have enough doctors or equipment if the number of cases increases. While WHO recommends one doctor per 1000 patients, India has only one doctor for every 11,082 patients. Although WHO statistics do not include Registered Medical Professionals (RMPs) and other health professionals, of which India has many, the fact of the matter is that India does not have sufficient capacity to treat a large number of Covid-19 cases. That is why Mr Modi had announced a 21-day shutdown nationally on March 24 to combat the spread of Coronavirus. So far, Mr. Modi has been praised by many international leaders and experts.

Let's try to look again at the original Covid-19 explosion in China. On New Year's Eve 2019, Chinese health officials reported a large number of people showing normal bacterial pneumonia - they were developing dry cough and fever before they were suffering from pneumonia. For some people with low immunity it was dead. Officials had traced its origin to the wet market in Wuhan where 27 of its 40 patients were there, and although it was not official at the time, Chinese officials had quickly closed the market.

The fur trade in China is where live animals are slaughtered and sold for consumption. In these wet markets packages are packaged one by one and the animal on the ground is often watered with all kinds of drinks including animal feces, pus, or blood. The novel coronavirus (SARS-COV-2) probably originated or circulated in these conditions in the Wuhan wet market when animal feed was then fed to humans and caused the first outbreak of Covid-19. Many of the viruses that make us sick, come from animals. For example, HIV spread from chimpanzees, Ebola from bats, and SARS from bats. The current Covid-19 explosion also came from bats that transport in pain before capturing humans.

During the 1970s, China was slowing down because food supplies could not keep pace with a healthy population, where hunger has killed more than 36 million people. adding small crops to support themselves. It was in order to protect, develop and feed the people the Chinese government supported the wet markets, and made the decision to sell all animals or animal feed in one market. The ultimate goal behind this step was to lift people out of poverty and engage them in productive activities. Farmers were also raising a variety of animals in wet markets that made them fertile ground for simple viral infections.