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Nature, COVID-19 and I

Nature, COVID-19 and I Hushed streets, dwellings echoed by midnight barks, families falling together to kindle life spark, feeling value and warmth of the nearby relations, Nature is set free to play its fiddle and dance; are some rare fruits that humanity since centuries has missed in a rush to make way in a noisy world, broiling under competition and pride. I, a mother, have no other occupation than to attend my young ones. We have long moments of closeness, association uninterrupted by ceaseless routine calls to duty. Its they, I and time. That’s all. Their father has no more first to check in office then somewhere else and then in elsewhere before his way back home. No more preparations, planning, shopping, parlour, restaurants and parks. Just a standstill as if Nature has hold us up to allow all the time just for our existence. Time for me. No more servants coming and going. The kings and the laities are subject to crude human activities. ...

کورونا: نیویارک میں ایک دن میں 237 اموات, متاثرہ لوگوں کی ہلاکت کا ذمہ دار ڈونلڈ ٹرمپ کو دے دیا گیا

کورونا: نیویارک میں ایک دن میں 237 اموات, متاثرہ لوگوں کی ہلاکت کا ذمہ دار ڈونلڈ ٹرمپ کو دے دیا گیا امریکہ کے ایوان نمائندگان کی اسپیکر نینسی پلوسی نے ملک میں کرونا وائرس کے باعث ہلاکتوں کا براہ راست ذمہ دار صدر ڈونلڈ ٹرمپ کو قراردیتے ہوئے کہا ہے کہ اس وبا کی تردید اور فوری سدباب کے حوالے سے تاخیر نے قیمتی جانیں ضائع کردیں۔

Coronavirus: Worldwide peak will come next winter, scientific model predicts

A model predicting transmission rates suggests the novel coronavirus could fall during the summer before rising again in winter. Scientists are warning that even if coronavirus transmissions dip as we head into the spring and summer, such a reduction shouldn't be mistaken for an end to the outbreak. Instead a reduction of cases during the summer should be seen as a precious opportunity to prepare for next winter, when a new model suggests the virus could infect 100 times more people. In a paper currently undergoing peer-review, research scientists from universities in Basel and Stockholm have modelled the effects of seasonal variation on COVID-19 - the prevalent strain of coronavirus - transmission rates.

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