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Cursed Corona Virus


The only talk in the 21st century.

The Corona virus pandemic is wiping out almost the entire human population. It is nicknamed COVID-19. It was released from a lab in Wuhan, China.
This virus was predicted in a book called, “The Eyes of Darkness” by Dean Koontz. He said that the virus was called ‘Wuhan-400’ because of its origin.

This invisible virus has brought the entire world to a standstill. Unbelievable! Who would have thought so? Even the World Wars did not bring such a drastic halt.

What happened to our sweet world?

A curse of technological advancement, some would say. Others would profess punishment from the Almighty. Some avouch nature taking back control.

No matter the theories being put up, the sad reality is that Corona has attacked us in the most vile manners.

All the airports in the world are closed down. International village quarantined at one go.
Not a single person can claim he is not affected.

Tourists are being evacuated back to their respective countries. Schools have closed gates. Places of worship, which in some places had recently become places where racial issues would take birth have shut down.

Shopping centres and eating galleries, the new family areas of gathering are deserted.

Cinemas and theatres are only in crying moods.

Work places have taken a downcast figure.

Parks and garden are melancholic.

It actually feels like one of those Sci-Fi movies my dad would watch.

Scientists are relentlessly working to find a cure.
The infected are being sent into quarantine, a depressing place considering one is sick and would pray to be cherished by loved ones.
People have panicked and are buying stocks of food. Everyone is keeping their distances and are trying their best not to let the virus get the better of them.
People are not allowed to leave their homes unless it is an emergency. A blessing we took too long for granted.
Washing hands regularly, sending precautionary text messages and other safety measures are being advertised.

Prayers are being said more than ever and a solace is found there. The power of the Most Powerful is being sought when all doors seem to have been closed.

A chaotic environment is stressing everyone out. Student’s activities are being cancelled and no one can assure families that infected patients can recover.

The lone consolation is that at last Mother Nature is respiring .  

Death is everywhere, yet, we all are joining up as a unity, to fight and get rid of this virus once and for all.

Revival of humanity is the basic lesson.
                                                             
NisMah

 
19.03.2020

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  1. Sheensbuffet.wordpress.comMay 5, 2020 at 7:28 AM

    Totally agree with each and every point. Life has come to a standstill. Every one has started a new norm of life either through discovering their hidden talents or acquiring a new one. All have been following the rule of social distancing.
    Well done looking forward to more. .. U, at this tender age, are so imaginative n well articulated . . Love you 😘😘😘

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