The killer coronavirus has now reached the Amazon jungles of Brazil. This poses the risk of killing tribals. So far 487 people have died in Brazil from Corona.
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| Coronavirus reached Amazon Forest, major life threat to the tribals of Amazon |
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- So far 487 people have died due to Coronavirus in Brazil
- The industrial states of São Paulo were initially the epicenter of the Corona epidemic in Brazil
- Now this killer virus has reached the Amazon called Earth's lungs.
So far 487 people have died due to Corona virus in Brazil. At the same time, 11,287 people are infected with this epidemic. Initially the epicenter of this epidemic was the industrial state of São Paulo. Now this killer virus has spread throughout the country, including the area of Amazon. The first case of Corona virus among the Aborigines of Brazil was found in the Amazon area itself.
Dr. Sophia Mendonca of the Federation of São Paulo said "There is a threat that coronavirus may become more dangerous". In the 1960s, 9% of those infected with the measles outbreak died among people from the Yanomami community living near the Venezuelan border. To protect against the corona virus, some communities have isolated themselves into small groups and plan to remain indoors.
'Resources to avoid infection significantly reduced'
By adopting this method, he saved himself from the epidemics of the past. These communities have few resources to avoid infection. They have neither hand sanitizer nor soap. In such a situation, once this epidemic spreads among them, the entire tribal of Amazon can be affected. This can lead to millions of deaths, as these tribals remain in close contact with each other.
Not only this, but these tribals also share each other from food to utensils. Both these situations will speed up the spread of coronavirus infection. The Amazon forests are called the lungs of the earth and a large number of tribal communities have lived in this forest for centuries. Corona has now created a crisis for its existence.
Dr. Sophia Mendonca of the Federation of São Paulo said "There is a threat that coronavirus may become more dangerous". In the 1960s, 9% of those infected with the measles outbreak died among people from the Yanomami community living near the Venezuelan border. To protect against the corona virus, some communities have isolated themselves into small groups and plan to remain indoors.
'Resources to avoid infection significantly reduced'
By adopting this method, he saved himself from the epidemics of the past. These communities have few resources to avoid infection. They have neither hand sanitizer nor soap. In such a situation, once this epidemic spreads among them, the entire tribal of Amazon can be affected. This can lead to millions of deaths, as these tribals remain in close contact with each other.
Not only this, but these tribals also share each other from food to utensils. Both these situations will speed up the spread of coronavirus infection. The Amazon forests are called the lungs of the earth and a large number of tribal communities have lived in this forest for centuries. Corona has now created a crisis for its existence.
Coronavirus reached Amazon Forest, major life threat to the tribal of Amazon
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