Dodoma: Everyone is troubled in the world today due to the problem of Coronavirus, which has been increasing continuously for the last several days, while there are so many people who have been known due to the rising outbreak of this virus and the epidemic. , Not only this, due to the grip of this virus, millions of people are getting infected every day, while the death toll from the coronavirus is increasing continuously, due to which today the whole human aspect has come to the end of destruction. Today, more than 3 lakh 40 thousand people have lost their lives due to the virus. And even now, it cannot be said openly how long the virus will get rid of and when the situation will improve. A similar case has come to light in the East African country of Tanzania. Earlier this month, 50 Tanzanian truck drivers were found infected with the Covid-19 in one day. All these drivers travelled to the neighbouring country Kenya. On the other hand, the President of the country emphasized that Tanzania has conquered the virus through prayers.
President John Magufuli is detaining all those who are questioning the country's ability to fight the virus. Those criticizing the government are being arrested and phones of opposition leaders and human rights activists are being tapped. There has been no change in the number of people infected with the virus in Tanzania for the past three weeks. There is a fear in the mind of the international community that whether the government of Tanzania is engaged in hiding information about the epidemic. In this East African country with a population of six crores, so far around 500 people have fallen prey to this dangerous virus. While the outbreak of this epidemic in countries around the world is rare.
Tanzania remains an exception to the coronavirus very dramatically. This country is run by a president who, when asked or criticized, questions his own health experts. Also, there is no restriction on the movement of people in the country, Magufuli says that the country's economy is his first priority.
Fatma Karume, a human rights activist and former president of Tanganyika Law Society, said that authorities are refusing people to go to hospitals to avoid overcoming people. Apart from this, they are not giving enough guidance to the people about the virus.
The President has refused to close churches, mosques and all those crowded places like pubs and restaurants in the country. He has questioned the investigation being done by the National Laboratory. The President suspended the head of the laboratory and fired the Deputy Health Minister.
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