Corona Virus Outcry in China, Indian Health Minister Convenes High Level Meeting Today
Corona Virus : The rapidly increasing cases of corona in China are once again becoming a matter of concern worldwide. The Government of India has also become alert in view of the situation in China. Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya will hold a high-level meeting on Corona today.
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Corona Virus : Meeting of Health Ministry
Keeping in mind the ‘international scenario’, Mansukh Mandaviya will hold a meeting on the Corona epidemic at 11.30 am, in which many senior officers associated with the health department will participate. According to media reports, other officials including the Department of AYUSH, Health Department, Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology, Director General of ICMR, Rajeev Behar, members of Niti Aayog may attend the meeting.
Health Ministry Ask All States
On Tuesday December 20, the Health Ministry asked all the states and union territories to send samples of the reported cases of corona to the INSACOG (Indian SARS-CoV-2 Genomics Consortium) laboratory, so that it could be known that there is no new case of corona. Not a variant. On the other hand, if a new variant comes out, then it can be tracked.
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Corona Virus Havoc in China
Actually, the condition of Corona in China is very bad. Epidemiologists say that in the next 90 days, 60 percent of the population in China will in the grip of Corona. Along with this, it was also said that due to the rapidly spreading infection, lakhs of people may die. In some videos surfaced from China. A pile of dead bodies was see in the mortuary of the hospital. About twenty dead bodies appeared on the ground simultaneously. When the mortuary became full, the die bodies were shifted to the corridor of the hospital. Similarly, it is taking a long time to dispose of dead bodies in funeral homes.
