The document discusses the COVID-19 pandemic, how it has spread worldwide very quickly, severely impacting public health systems, economies, and daily life. It notes how unprepared many were for the crisis and shutdowns. It describes the vulnerable groups and efforts by scientists worldwide to develop a vaccine. It also discusses the stress the pandemic has put on globalization and interconnected supply chains.

1. COVID19 – a rising pandemic in new emerging era
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a recently
discovered coronavirus. I hope you are reading this article in good health. We have
been suffering from this deadly disease for over a month and everything is still
standing today. This is something I have never seen or experienced before and
everyone is so devastated in this terrible situation where everyone is looking for
redemption and everyone is fighting for their survival while the world is facing the
greatest unknown challenge in human history.
At first, no one was aware of what was coming when Covid-19 stepped up and the
world began to die down. It not only forced us to stay home, but also brought many
social and economic problems. Nobody has thought that suddenly schools, offices,
factories, therefore, everything must be closed and governments will face such a
critical situation worldwide. This corona virus has not only shocked the world, it is
also crumbling day by day as we are all learning about the increasing number of
deaths worldwide. The deadly virus started in the Chinese province of Wuhan and
spread worldwide in a very short time.
People and communities weren't ready for this shutdown at all because this is the
first time we've all faced a situation like this and we really don't know how to
respond. As the virus spreads through the air, surfaces, and other forms, everyone is
dangerous to everyone. Leaving your home feels like a suicide mission becauseyou
can't see Covid-19 approaching you and the most important fact that you won't feel
symptoms early, it takes 7 to 8 days for Covid-19 to show its color in good health.
Older people over 50 and children under 05 are the most vulnerable.
Currently, when we face the exponential growth of the corona virus that surrounds
us, we are also beginning to observe that things become critical with each passing
hour. Not only is the health care system ofmost developed countries on the verge of
collapse, but each government is doing everything possible to save its citizens and
use all available resources. Law enforcement agencies have been called to enforce
the blockade and also to assist government health agencies in this time of crisis.

2. With all this, we must realize that all the power, wealth and nuclear weapons that a
nation acquires by using billions of dollars at the cost of improving the health care
system and basic education or let me say about well-being basic of its citizens was
useless. You cannot kill the virus with a weapon, tank, or nuclear bomb, you need
to have a robust healthcare system with extensive research and development.
Now scientists and pharmacists around the world are trying to find the vaccine for
Covid-19 and would not have heard that any two nations is collaborating on this.
Still, the world left due to the long selfish differences of the year. This is the time
when we all must collaborate, since we all face the same Covid-19. As the days go
by, conditions around the world get worse and there are also countries that report
more than 200 deaths per day and there is no place in cemeteries.
On the other hand, the world economy is struggling, the price of oil is becoming
cheaper, and things in need, such as groceries, masks, etc., are becoming expensive
due to the large gap between demand and supply or due to grabbing these things that
are no longer available in some parts of the world. Countries where the poverty rate
is already very high will transmit aid and will not forget countries devastated by war.
People living in third world countries or where war is going on could survive the
virus, but unemployment and the lack of food and medical supplies in this situation
are making their lives even more miserable.
These countries have no choice at all, but thanks to the United Nations for calling
for an unconditional ceasefire worldwide and asking for help to those who need it
most, but our physical instincts are still alive and we are still listening to news ofthe
violence from somewhere in the world. Although the toxic factories are closed, very
few are driving, so on the other hand, nature has begun to demand their food, as
journalists around the world now report on clean lakes, less carbon emissions and
animals roaming freely.
Many say that Allah Almighty has put us in this situation because of our sins, some
say that due to the large amount of blood spilled from innocent people God is
punishing us, some say that every 100 years the world faces a pandemic, therefore
Each schoolof thought and individual has its own reason, but very few are there to
leave all these logics behind and combat from the front.

3. No matter where this coronavirus came from and how long it will take to find a cure,
we must all act together in this time of crisis. Since everyone needs everyone's help
now, we should look around us and help those who cannot and struggle to survive.
Today, the world is calling all of humanity and we must all respond accordingly to
move forward together on this.
The best way to prevent and slow transmission is to be knowledgeable about the
COVID-19 virus, the disease it causes, and how it spreads. Protect yourself and
others from infection by washing your hands or using an alcohol-based disinfectant
frequently without touching your face. The COVID-19 virus, while not as deadly as
SARS, has been shown to be much more pervasive. It took less than two months
from the discovery of the first infection for the number ofconfirmed cases to exceed
the total that SARS reached over several months. And in three months, COVID-19
has killed more than five times as many people as SARS.
The new coronavirus is shaping up to be a huge stress test for globalization. As
critical supply chains break and nations stockpile medical supplies and rush to limit
travel, the crisis is forcing a major re-evaluation of the interconnected global
economy. Globalization has not only allowed the rapid spread of communicable
diseases, but has fostered a deep interdependence between companies and nations
that makes them more vulnerable to unexpected crises. Now companies and nations
are discovering how vulnerable they are.