Global death toll exceeds 40 lakh in corona pandemic
Global death toll exceeds 40 lakh in corona pandemic
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Corona infection is wreaking havoc in the world. The deadly virus is destroying the lives of thousands of people every day. Meanwhile, while the third wave of corona virus has also hit many countries, many countries like India are fearing a third wave of covid. Meanwhile, the death toll from Covid has crossed 4 million across the world. This is the situation when a massive vaccination drive is underway to protect people from the menace of covid in a large number of countries. Nevertheless, the covid-19 new forms are adding to the fear among the people. For example, delta plus variants have been a concern for the world over its magnitude.

Corona claims 2 million lives in 166 days: It has been revealed that the number of deaths on the world has crossed 4 million.  It took 1 year for covid infection deaths to reach 20 lakhs, but it took only 166 days for the death figure to reach 40 lakhs. There are 5 countries in the world where 50 per cent of the total data has died. Us, Brazil, India, Russia, Mexico are at the forefront. Peru, Hungary, Bosnia, Czech Republic, Gibraltar have the highest mortality rate.

Youth in second wave more vulnerable: A large number of corona marigos are being seen in the hospital in Bolivia, Chile, Uruguay, between the ages of 25 and 40.  It is also being said that youth have been found to be more infected in the second waves after the first wave. In Brazil, 80 per cent of ICU patients in Sao Paulo are infected with covid. Brazil India is the country with the highest number of deaths every day at an average of 7 days. Due to the increasing deaths, people in developing countries are also struggling to cremate. At present, there is a acute shortage of space to bury the cremation corpses.

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