Critical analysis on of corona virus will change world

A brief paragraph of Facts about the Coronavirus:

--> Well were talking about a virus that's just an evolved form of the flu. It's not like any severe widespread virus like malaria, or the black plague. So unlike these old viruses and outbreaks we've had in the past, we're more prepared to treat this. To tell the truth the Coronavirus (also known as Covid-19,) isn't a real threat to anyone besides people above the age of 60 as well as people with pre-existing conditions such as: Lung Cancer, Heart Cancer, COPD, Sickle Cell Anemia, Diabetes, Asthma, etc. So if we analyze that info with the amount of people who have already tested positive for the virus and who have died and how many people have recovered we'd see that the numbers are showing that it's not the largest risk in world virus cases. \/

Total confirmed:

--> 214,894 people.

Total deaths:

--> 8,732 people.

Total recovered:

--> 83,313 people.

How will this change the world and What will we do to prevent the spread:

--> Now if were talking on how it's gonna change the world, people are more paranoid now. Schools around multiple states in the U.S. and China have been completely transferred to online school or shut down. This virus is causing people to be scared of going out. It's causing places to sanitize everything and for us people we are now avoiding physical contact with strangers.

Summary:

--> So to sum it up to Coronavirus will change the world by causing people all across the globe to take on better cleaning and sanitizing habits. This will also change the world because trades have been shut down due to not wanting to accidently bring the virus over. Furthermore since China is our leading trade country the U.S. and China are going to suffer on a large scale basis of a damaged economy.

*Hope this helps. Sorry for it being so long, It took me a bit to get to the point and I wanted to include a good amount of information.*

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