2021, Vol. 2, Issue 1, Part A

Author(s): Fatema Shorna, Shifat Sehrin Khan Upoma, Timothy Singh and Pritesh Ranjan Dash

Abstract: The sudden and unexpected outbreak of SARS-Covid-2 also known as Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome- Corona virus disease-2 has nearly killed 2.86M people worldwide and approximately affected 132M lives, thus for humans the situation has become catastrophic. The situation now has become more serious and severe considering the SARS-COV spread in 2003 from camels. A cure or a vaccine still look distant but scientists are working to better understand this virus. Four new studies about the coronavirus have come to light. Thailand has reported the first case of covid-19 transmission from a dead patient to a health worker. The medical examiner died after catching the infection from a dead body. This raises the concern over the risk faced by both working in morgues and funeral rooms. It is still not known how long the virus survives in a dead body. Heat does not kill or deactivate the corona virus. A Chinese study has found that the direction of air conditioning is a key factor for droplet transmission. Governments from many parts of the world are extending restrictions. How long will this last? Turns out one-time lockdown might not be enough to clamp down on the coronavirus. In fact, the scientists said that the Harvard University say that repeated periods of social distancing might be required till 2022. In comparison to all the articles and journals published on this emerging topic, our journal focuses on the history of COVID-19, its pathogenesis, its available treatment regimens, the different ways the virus was found to spread and its future prospects. We have summarized the findings in this paper. The main objective of our paper was to portray all the updated information on this emerging topic to inform and aware people of the future which is yet to come because of this sudden pandemic.

DOI: 10.33545/27072827.2021.v2.i1a.21

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