What is learnt from Covid-19?

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In today’s world, one of the concerns which have been around the corners for a while is the threat of an epidemic that has brought the human race on its toes. Humans have always considered them as the main source of development on this planet known as Earth. No doubt in accepting that the human race has shown a positive development that has paved the path of excellence in various fields. Things seem to be better in realizing the fact that this race has gone an extra mile in attaining that level of the hold which has resulted in modern societies throughout the globe.

 

Things could be seen in a futile manner but at times because of our greedy and irrational approaches, we have faced great tremors in the form of several epidemics in the past. We have always turned down the notions that have advocated to behave rationally while deciding the facets of our deeds.Covid-19 has been a nightmare for the human race which brought the world under lockdown. It has taught that if today we won’t be serious about the aftermath then the day is not too far that the race is going to lose its existence from this beautiful planet.

 

Covid-19 has been such a horrific experience for us to felt like helpless creatures who are at the pity, not a self-reliant identity as used to be pretended many times. Many pre-occupied notions were found to be wrong in terms of developed and undeveloped economies. In this time of this pandemic, the best-realized infrastructure has turned short in fighting against this epidemic. The repercussions are so frightening that even the devil might get shattered.

 

According to the available data, 2.5 million people have lost their lives to this covid-19. This data shows us to what extent we are well versed to tackle these kinds of the epidemic which is so detrimental. The developed countries have been severely affected that cannot be in anybody’s thoughts. The most developed economies right from Europe to the Western world has seen havoc of the decade so far that even today people avoid talking about the consequences of the epidemic.

 

As per data, some of the countries had hit so adversely that it will take years to figure out the real damage as well as to get out of this adversary. The epidemic irrespective of its origin had hurt the world right from the poor, developing and developed nations. 

 

Many nations have seen and experience this epidemic as collateral damage. This pandemic has taught us a lesson that if we cross our limits then we should be ready to face these kinds of odd experience in the coming future. Apart from this worse experience, one thing could be considered as fruitful in making us understand that the time should not be wasted in attaining supremacy at the cost of belittling others rather it should be replaced with better understanding by living with each other.

 

Sometimes running after self desired notions can cost the population so bitterly that it takes years to get rid of the aftermath. We should concentrate on how things could be changed in making a conducive environment to bring people altogether and make our world a better place to rejoice. As with this great sense of togetherness and relentless hard work some vaccines have been in place through which we are trying to counter the disease.

 

The world is now witnessing that every person rich or poor, every nation developing or developed have only one desire to succeed in this collateral challenge in front of us. Today, the behaviour has also changed from ignorance to attention, untidiness to cleanliness; shake hand to Namaste and much more. Considering this behavioural change not momentary, we can hope that the world will be in a new order. We try our best by devoting ourselves to make it a place of joy, compassion, Togetherness, Harmony for the rest of our lives and consider anyone’s problem like ours.

 

This epidemic has also taught us to find those avenues which always promote harmony throughout the world which resonates, love and happiness. During this emergency every human being whether from a developed, developing or poor nation has sought to be away from this disease. The gap between the classes and status within the societal framework has eloped to a certain extent. As far as infrastructural amenities are concerned the developed nations have been hit the most. It clearly showed that it is quite important to take everyone together irrespective of their status of poor, developing or developed. 

 

Last not least, now our whole efforts should be in the direction to develop an understanding among people to consider them as a whole and stand together in front of challenges to find a way to mitigate mutual differences before it gets late. Sooner or later, the problem comes to us like a boomerang if not given proper consideration in time.

 

 

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