Rise of coronavirus in India || Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala attacked by Coronavirus

Coronavirus

In south India especially Kerala's five families tested positive for coronavirus and in the overall country more than 39+ cases are reported. Among the five members -- all residents of Pathanamthitta district -- which were tested positive are a couple of age 50 and their 26-year-old son. All five members have been admitted to the Pathnamathitta general hospital and are under continuous observation.

Deadliest virus or we can say Coronavirus is spreading to the whole world with its unpredictable diseases and danger on human life. Coronavirus is taking our life with super faster speed and day to day it's now spreading in India fastly which making Indian people living in danger and taking deaths of many due to less knowledge of its cure as Coronavirus is a new type of virus which spreading like a fire in India. In south India especially Kerala's five families tested positive for coronavirus and in the overall country more than 39+ cases are reported this shows that India is now becoming the target of the coronavirus and soon more innocent people of India going to come in the trap of it.

State health Minister KK Shailaja said the family did not share their travel history at the airport and were not screened.

Some tips to protect yourself from CoronaVirus:

Wear a mask, any type of mask as coronavirus is large in size so any mask can protect you from inhaling it. Kerala people especially when going outside should wear a mask as chances of spreading is high in Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram side.
remain in a warm environment as this virus requires a cold climate to live so drink warm water stay away from cold food especially soft drinks and ice cream.
Use sensitizers, wash hand time to time and avoid physical contact coronavirus can transmit from touching
if you find any symptoms of coronavirus then immediately go for the doctor before its too late it can harm you as well as other around you

Symptoms of Coronavirus

Common signs of infection include respiratory symptoms, fever, cough, shortness of breath and breathing difficulties. In more severe cases, the infection can cause pneumonia, severe acute respiratory syndrome, kidney failure, and even death.