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Last year, when the epidemic hinted,the teenager announce when the "COVID-19" will leave the world.

An adolescent named Anand, a teenager, posted a video on YouTube. The astrologer had just hinted at the Corona virus. Although he did not directly mention the name, he said in the video that a disease around the world would endanger people. India will be particularly affected. It also says that the period from November 2019 to April 2020 will not be very good. As a result of the teenage astrologer's words, he has come up with a new title. Anand recently released another video. Where he tells when exactly will be released from this epidemic. The video, which came out in August last year, hinted at a major war. He said a large number of countries, including Iran, would suffer huge losses from last November to April this year. The impact will be on India too. From economy to aviation services, the world will suffer losses in all respects. Then he mentions a disease. Says, "A disease will spread worldwide. So that the whole world will be upset. And no matter the world, India...

Ratan Tata pledges Rs 1500 cr in support to combat against COVID-19

In a tweet on March 28, Ratan Tata shared a post detailing how Tata Trusts and the group companies will help India to combat against  COVID-19. He said  " The COVID-19 crisis is one of the toughest challenges we will face as a race . The Tata Trusts and The group companies have in  the past rises to the needs of the nation. At this moment, the need of the hours is greater than any other time.  Ratan Tata first announced rs 500 crores to help Corona The money will be spent in five sectors, that is - 1. Buy health care equipment for health workers, 2. Buy respiratory testing equipment for the infected, 3. To provide training for health workers and the general public to buy more medical examination equipment, 4. Improve medical infrastructure and raise awareness of the virus. And after that, Tata Sons decided to donate another Rs 1,000 crore. Ratan Tata gave Rs 1500 crore to Corona to deal with it. (source from: https://twitter.com/RNTata2000 )

Do you know where the world's first hand sanitizer was created?

we have some ingredients near our hands that you can make at home by disinfecting liquids. it can easily prevent "COVID-19" infection .now of course , many people have learned how to make hand sanitizer at home on social media . But 50 years ago today that was not so easy.  Lupe Hernandez,was a nursing student in California in 1966, is the woman behind hand sanitizer. while working in a private hospital in California about fifty years ago , shennoticed that using gels or glycerin with alcohol or spirits can easily be disinfected by the fluid that is produced . Like soap that works side by side. The name of the apparel in the medical language is hand sanitizer. From here the path started at the present price of this liquid. The road to making the sanitizer was not smooth either. The limitation of Lupi's use of this standard formula was limited.Originally used in hospitals since its invention in the 5th, hand sanitizers made in the formula of Lupi Hernandez...

why N95 Masks is better than surgical mask ?

When you hear about face masks  for COVID-19 prevention, it’s generally two types: the surgical mask the N95 respirator Surgical masks can’t protect against infection with SARS-CoV-2. Not only does the mask not filter out smaller aerosol particles, but air leakage also occurs through the sides of the mask as you inhale. N95 respirators can protect against smaller respiratory droplets, such as those containing SARS-CoV-2. However, the CDC currently  doesn’t recommend Trusted Source  their use outside of healthcare settings. There are a variety of reasons for this, including: N95 respirators should be fit-tested in order to be used appropriately. A poor seal can lead to leakage, lowering the respirator’s effectiveness. Due to their tight fit, N95 respirators can become uncomfortable and stuffy, making them difficult to wear for extended periods of time. Our worldwide supply of N95 respirators is limited, making it critical that healthcare work...