what are the harmful and negative effects in corona virus
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1) it destroys the human lungs
2) sometimes also leads to death
3) ILI and SARI are some of the symptoms of covid-19
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Exposure to the current experience may also help generate greater traction for efforts to reduce air pollution than ever before.
2. The number of deaths from various other causes will go down this year, and in the years to come.
Despite the ongoing fatalities due to the disease caused by the new coronavirus, reduction in mortality rates arising from various other reasons is certain to go down. For instance, over 12,000 lives are lost to road accidents each month in India, and this number is bound to come down drastically during the extended lockdown.
A much deeper and long-lasting impact can be expected in the context of some other mass killers, for example, diarrhea and pneumonia that kill 300,000 children each year. Improved hygiene levels, social distancing and upgrading of health services across all parts of the country are bound to reduce the burden of these diseases, leading to sustained reduction in death rates in the times to come.
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