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Chinese Scientists Say That Coronavirus Might Come Back yearly
By: Tupaki Desk | 28 April 2020 2:14 PM GMT
In the wake of the world battling hard to fighting the COVID 19 pandemic, the top scientists of China have warned that there is a chance for the coronavirus to come back every year just like any other flues raising many concerns.
The scientists said that the Coronavirus will not go away like the SARS virus that was spread 17 years back and added that the virus is spread to others without showing any symptoms like fever.
Talking about the SARS virus, the infected people suffer from severe illness and when the patients were kept under quarantine the virus spread is stopped, which is quite opposite with the COVID 19 virus.
Despite the Coronavirus was brought under control, many positive cases are being identified by the authorities in the Dragon country China and it is believed that the virus stays longer.
Jin Qi, director of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences' Institute of Pathogen Biology, went on to say that finding the first infected case is an "extremely difficult scientific problem that requires a great amount of interdisciplinary research".
The scientists said that the Coronavirus will not go away like the SARS virus that was spread 17 years back and added that the virus is spread to others without showing any symptoms like fever.
Talking about the SARS virus, the infected people suffer from severe illness and when the patients were kept under quarantine the virus spread is stopped, which is quite opposite with the COVID 19 virus.
Despite the Coronavirus was brought under control, many positive cases are being identified by the authorities in the Dragon country China and it is believed that the virus stays longer.
Jin Qi, director of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences' Institute of Pathogen Biology, went on to say that finding the first infected case is an "extremely difficult scientific problem that requires a great amount of interdisciplinary research".
