Back in China, bats of rats, rabbits and marine animals

Ahmedabad, March 30, 2020, Monday

Countries including Spain, Italy, France and Germany are trying to stop the transit of Corona by declaring lock-down. The number of people with coronary infections in the world has risen to 735041 and the death toll has reached 34806A. In Spain, Italy and the United States, on average, more than 500 deaths are occurring on a daily basis.

At the beginning of January of this year, the Koran virus first appeared in the world in Wuhan, central China. At that time, for a few days the virus was completely confined to China. More than 80,000 people died of coronary infections in areas including Wuhan. Roads, theaters and malls were seen as if Wuhan was a ghost town.

Today's situation is that the corona virus has spread beyond 196 China to 196 countries of the world but peace is found in the epicenter of the virus. Coincidentally, the lock-down was lifted from Wuhan on the day the 21-day-long lockdown was given in India. Today, corona transmission is found to be controlled in China. Industry and markets have reopened as new transit cases have also been halted, leading to a world of murmuring in China, a gift of corona virus to the world.

Strangely, the market for live animals such as bats, rabbits and turtles is booming again. The Chinese have long forgotten that Wuhan's live meat market became a means of spreading the Corona virus. According to a Daily Mail report, China celebrated victory over the Corona virus on Saturday last weekend. In this crowd, the walls of many houses were seen red with the flesh of dogs, cats, rabbits and ducks. The report also reveals that dirty meat markets in China are reopening, where baroque beasts are being bought and sold.

The victory celebration in China was witnessed in Guilin province, where dogs and cats used to sell animals. Security guards have been deployed to prevent the news media from taking pictures of the purchase in Meat Market. Corona virus has become a thing of the past for China, just as exciting as 195 countries around the world are still struggling.