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Covid: Need to draw scientific comparison


Amidst deepening of coronavirus and breaking news of deaths, during conversation with a local elderly man on pandemic, he had shot back to the past-history and said that then many deadly jhoris (diseases) had spread, thousand people died a day and mass taken for burial during night times. 

Then, there was no ministry to complain, the only people’s beacon hope was in God, in times of most crucial hours they use to kneel on the stones and appeal praying to God in tears to forgive their sins and save them from death, then after slowly jhoris (disease) would disappear through the sky clear environment.

Moreover, before and after in my adult days many diseases had spread to name one was ebola- impacted the health of the people and had slowly disappeared leaving no wave to roll again.

Following strict restriction and SOPs the surge of coronavirus had rolled back in first, second wave and now the alarm bell cautions that a stronger third wave is on the way.

Pertinent to note that the diseases forms in the air “ spreads and disappears through the air.

To draw in scientific comparison between the past many deadly diseases and present, the question asks why now the deadly virus rolls back in count waves! The answer likely points to environment choked in radiation.


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Statehood Day: Goa through the ages

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Published May 30, 2021, 12:55 AM IST
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