The increasing speed of the new variant of coronavirus in China has once again created fear of an epidemic. The fast-spreading virus has increased the concern of the whole world.

Coronavirus: The increasing speed of corona in China has once again created fear of an epidemic. The fast-spreading virus has increased the concern of the whole world. Corona cases are increasing rapidly in China, Japan, South Korea, and America. The prediction of US epidemiologists is even more frightening. If scientists are to be believed then a new wave of corona will create a furor in China and other countries of the world. Not only this but in the next three months, millions of lives will also be destroyed in the grip of Corona. In India too, the government is in alert mode regarding Corona. People are being made aware again of masks everywhere. Corona investigation of people coming abroad is being done.

America’s Public Health Scientist Dr. Eric Feagle Ding has again talked about the devastation from Corona. He tweeted that as soon as the restrictions were lifted, the hospitals in China were filled with patients. In the next three months, Corona will infect 10 percent of the world’s population and more than 60 percent of China’s population. Not only this, he said in his claim that this time also Corona can kill lakhs of people. The world is just witnessing the beginning of the pandemic.

Medicines for fever and pain disappear in America

In his claim, Fegel-Ding further stated that due to high demand, companies like CVS and Walgreens have stopped selling pain and fever medicines. Walgreens Company said that due to the increase in demand and to prevent hoarding, guidelines have been issued for the sale of medicines. A person will be able to buy only six doses at a time.

The medicine for fever and cold has almost disappeared in China. Alam is that even the minor Ibuprofen medicine is missing from the medical store. People are reaching the factories of Ibuprofen companies for not getting the medicine. The medicine is getting over even before reaching the shops.