Corona virus (COVID-19) Myths.

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Nowadays Corona Virus is Spreading rapidly day by day in all over the world.Many powerful as well as educated countries are also not able to fight against this dangerous Corona virus which is very bad thing.Among this there are various myths about this virus which everyone should know because some myths can be very dangerous to our life.



Some myths which is popular among people in all over the world is listed below.

  • Most people who have Corona virus (COVID-19) is recover from it.
  • Drinking alcohol do not prevent you against COVID-19 but it can be dangerous.
  • Thermal scanners cannot detect COVID-19 these are only used to detect the normal fever.
  • In today's date there is no drugs licensed for the treatment or to stop COVID-19.
  • Adding pepper to your daily meal doesn't prevent or cure you against COVID-19.
  • This virus is not transmitted through houseflies so be cool.
  • Drinking chemicals like methanol ,ethanol  doesn't prevent or cure you against COVID-19.
  • 5G mobile network do not spread COVID-19.
  • Exposing your body in sun for longer period of time do not prevent you against COVID-19.
  • Corona virus can be transmitted in areas  with hot and humid climate.
  • Cold weather and snow cannot kill Corona virus
  • Taking bath with hot water do not prevent you from Corona virus.
  • Corona virus cannot be transmitted through mosquito bites.
  • Eating garlic cannot prevent you from old Corona virus.
  • This virus can affect all people not only who have low immunity power.

These are the most famous myths about Corona virus which is spreading among the people.

Till today's date.

Corona virus case in NEPAL:2300
Deaths In NEPAL: 9
Recovered well in NEPAL:278

Corona virus cases in whole world :6,486,872
Deaths in whole world :383,176
Recovered well in whole world :3,090,574

Note: This is the cases till today's date.

Number of new cases and death rate is increasing day by day.Follow the rules and regulations given by government and specially WHO.

Stay home stay safe.

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