Covid virus 2021

[Daltonik]

The campaign to raise funds for the Covid-19 pandemic fund in India was launched by Polygon founder Sandeep Nailwal, who has already been joined by Buterin donating 100 ETH and 100 MKR totaling more than $600,000.Balaji Srinivasan, former technical director of the Coinbase crypto exchange, also joined the campaign. I think the aid to India will only expand because there

[Raflesia]

The campaign to raise funds for the Covid-19 pandemic fund in India was launched by Polygon founder Sandeep Nailwal, who has already been joined by Buterin donating 100 ETH and 100 MKR totaling more than $600,000.Balaji Srinivasan, former technical director of the Coinbase crypto exchange, also joined the campaign. I think the aid to India will only expand because there

In India, the Covid case is getting worse and some say it is like a monster attack is happening, therefore an intense donation campaign is being held there for the help needed and of course with the funds collected now it may not be enough but with generous donations. I can see what's going on there and it is a little bit of concern if we take a look at some of the being about Covid-19 being in India.

Even some of its citizens are now traveling to several countries to avoid it, but some authorities have banned it because they don't want this virus to spread.

[South Park]

The virus has drained the world economy. Even vaccines cannot contain disease well because the variants have evolved into other forms. I found that European and American countries are less capable of controlling the disease than Asia, although Asia has a higher population density and is underdeveloped in terms of economy and technology.

Asian countries have adopted technology to control the disease through the use of mobile apps, camera systems, and tracking of infected people combined with isolating infected people.
Countries need to take action to end the epidemic to get economic activity back to normal.

The vaccines can fight the variants, the problem is that the logistics of the vaccine is slow and people are skeptic about the vaccine even though there is nothing to worry about. My country did the same thing although it is only a city wide because the national government is incompetent

This is not a sure thing, the laboratories are making those claims without research and as such we cannot trust that the current vaccines can fight the variants, I hope that is the case but we need scientific studies proving this is the case, anyway I can understand why people are nervous about getting vaccinated but taking into account the low mortality rate of the vaccines and how this compares against the mortality rate of the virus itself then to me this is an easy choice and I will get vaccinated myself as soon as I get the chance.

[Vaskiy]

The campaign to raise funds for the Covid-19 pandemic fund in India was launched by Polygon founder Sandeep Nailwal, who has already been joined by Buterin donating 100 ETH and 100 MKR totaling more than $600,000.Balaji Srinivasan, former technical director of the Coinbase crypto exchange, also joined the campaign. I think the aid to India will only expand because there

In India, the Covid case is getting worse and some say it is like a monster attack is happening, therefore an intense donation campaign is being held there for the help needed and of course with the funds collected now it may not be enough but with generous donations. I can see what's going on there and it is a little bit of concern if we take a look at some of the being about Covid-19 being in India.

Even some of its citizens are now traveling to several countries to avoid it, but some authorities have banned it because they don't want this virus to spread.

Yes, India is at its worst destruction. Everywhere it is termed as second wave of covid-19, here it is mentioned as tsunami of covid-19. The deaths were happening as it happened during the tsunami. No precautions were taken, and that's the major reason for such a worst situation. The government is keen in winning election and organizing election rallies. Several footages show the death of covid-19 patients. Such things should not happen to anyone, because they know they're dying and none were able to do anything other than cry.

Most of the rich people of the country were taking private jets and flying to different countries. The private jet for rent has increased during this time, and rich one are ready to pay anything.

[Sithara007]

Yes, India is at its worst destruction. Everywhere it is termed as second wave of covid-19, here it is mentioned as tsunami of covid-19. The deaths were happening as it happened during the tsunami. No precautions were taken, and that's the major reason for such a worst situation. The government is keen in winning election and organizing election rallies. Several footages show the death of covid-19 patients. Such things should not happen to anyone, because they know they're dying and none were able to do anything other than cry.

Most of the rich people of the country were taking private jets and flying to different countries. The private jet for rent has increased during this time, and rich one are ready to pay anything.

Everyone is blaming the election commission, but I don't think that they have done anything wrong. The worst situation is being reported from the states of Maharashtra and Delhi, where there was no elections. In states where elections were conducted, the situation seems to be under control (Kerala, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Assam.etc). And regarding the celebrities, most of them have by now escaped to countries such as Maldives and the UAE. These people are mostly deaf to the suffering of ordinary Indians.

[andriarto]

Yes, India is at its worst destruction. Everywhere it is termed as second wave of covid-19, here it is mentioned as tsunami of covid-19. The deaths were happening as it happened during the tsunami. No precautions were taken, and that's the major reason for such a worst situation. The government is keen in winning election and organizing election rallies. Several footages show the death of covid-19 patients. Such things should not happen to anyone, because they know they're dying and none were able to do anything other than cry.

Most of the rich people of the country were taking private jets and flying to different countries. The private jet for rent has increased during this time, and rich one are ready to pay anything.

Everyone is blaming the election commission, but I don't think that they have done anything wrong. The worst situation is being reported from the states of Maharashtra and Delhi, where there was no elections. In states where elections were conducted, the situation seems to be under control (Kerala, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Assam.etc). And regarding the celebrities, most of them have by now escaped to countries such as Maldives and the UAE. These people are mostly deaf to the suffering of ordinary Indians.

The case in India reminds us of the importance of adhering to health protocols. Cultural rituals that occur in the Ganges are proof that we must be aware of this virus. many people do not believe it, but for those who have experienced it, I think will have another story

[xSkylarx]

I think now, much better to stay at home and focus on crypto rather than trying to find another job which is very impossible at this moment.

Here in our country where crypto is not easily afforded by someone, they would rather risk themselves to find a job than dying from hunger in their home. Opportunities to earn online here in our country can't be achieved by anyone yet so many people still need to go out to earn for their families. Even if there is an opportunity, poor people usually pick the quick rich schemes which is obviously a scam. I am a person with comorbidity and it's been a year since I last went out from our house. It's not clear when this pandemic would end but I hope in 2yrs or even before I die this is gone so I can finally go out like the way before. I also hope no wearing face masks when things go back to normal. 

[FairUser]

I have just moved to a country where people still say heaven is the present, because they already have effective measures to prevent translation, which is Vietnam. However, in recent days when I read the news about the epidemic situation in India and countries near Vietnam, I am really afraid of the impact of this outbreak. I think the problem is still everyone's awareness of how to fight the epidemic, the best moment is to raise awareness about epidemic prevention and vaccin.

[Ultegra134]

I also think that Pfizer and Sputnik is the safest and best to use for covid vaccination. I really don't have trust for all covid vaccines from China. Also our country already experienced the bad effect of the Dengvaxia vaccine from China before but it was not for Covid but also killed a lot of children's lives. Scary to take and vaccinate covid vaccine from China.

Pfizer has refused to provide vaccines to third world countries. They have reserved 99% of their vaccines to developed nations such as the United States and Canada. Pfizer has provided limited doses of the vaccine to some of the third world nations, but in return they are asking for draconian guarantees. And as far as Sputnik V is concerned, they are really struggling to cope up with the demand. The good news is that their facilities in Argentina and Serbia has started producing the vaccines and by next month tens of millions of doses will be available for export.

Unfortunately, pharmaceutical companies gain billions in profit from vaccines, as bad as it may sound, they prefer selling them to developed countries that will provide them with a guaranteed return. A perfect example of that is India, one of the largest manufacturers of vaccines (the AstraZeneca is produced there if I'm not mistaken), is facing huge shortages while the vaccination program is going downhill.

Source about India: https://www.thehindu.com/data/covid-19-vaccination-rate-falls-sharply-in-mid-april-in-india/article34401369.ece

[Vishnu.Reang]

Pfizer has refused to provide vaccines to third world countries. They have reserved 99% of their vaccines to developed nations such as the United States and Canada. Pfizer has provided limited doses of the vaccine to some of the third world nations, but in return they are asking for draconian guarantees. And as far as Sputnik V is concerned, they are really struggling to cope up with the demand. The good news is that their facilities in Argentina and Serbia has started producing the vaccines and by next month tens of millions of doses will be available for export.

Unfortunately, pharmaceutical companies gain billions in profit from vaccines, as bad as it may sound, they prefer selling them to developed countries that will provide them with a guaranteed return. A perfect example of that is India, one of the largest manufacturers of vaccines (the AstraZeneca is produced there if I'm not mistaken), is facing huge shortages while the vaccination program is going downhill.

Source about India: https://www.thehindu.com/data/covid-19-vaccination-rate-falls-sharply-in-mid-april-in-india/article34401369.ece

As a resident of India, I can say that everything was going smoothly here, before the Americans banned export of raw materials that are essential for the production of the vaccine. It disrupted the vaccination program (not only in India, but also those in other countries which were dependent on the vaccines that are manufactured in India). The ban on export was removed only a few hours ago, after many weeks of negotiations between the Indian administration and the Biden regime. But a lot of damage was already done by time this issue was resolved.

[bryant.coleman]

The case in India reminds us of the importance of adhering to health protocols. Cultural rituals that occur in the Ganges are proof that we must be aware of this virus. many people do not believe it, but for those who have experienced it, I think will have another story

From what I have seen, a section in India are very quick to blame their government, but they are very careless as far as social distancing or wearing of masks are concerned. Everyone wants to blame the authorities, but at the same time they are not adhering to the protocol. Those who blame the government right now are the very same people who criticized it when the lockdowns were imposed. Every single issue is getting politicized, both by the ruling party, as well as by the opposition. All that said, there are a few states which have handled this crisis really well - Odisha, Assam and Tripura. These state governments have worked on the ground, rather than indulging in blame game. And the worst handling of the crisis was done by tje states of Maharashtra and Delhi.

[Arkann]

Pfizer has refused to provide vaccines to third world countries. They have reserved 99% of their vaccines to developed nations such as the United States and Canada. Pfizer has provided limited doses of the vaccine to some of the third world nations, but in return they are asking for draconian guarantees. And as far as Sputnik V is concerned, they are really struggling to cope up with the demand. The good news is that their facilities in Argentina and Serbia has started producing the vaccines and by next month tens of millions of doses will be available for export.

Unfortunately, pharmaceutical companies gain billions in profit from vaccines, as bad as it may sound, they prefer selling them to developed countries that will provide them with a guaranteed return. A perfect example of that is India, one of the largest manufacturers of vaccines (the AstraZeneca is produced there if I'm not mistaken), is facing huge shortages while the vaccination program is going downhill.

Source about India: https://www.thehindu.com/data/covid-19-vaccination-rate-falls-sharply-in-mid-april-in-india/article34401369.ece

As a resident of India, I can say that everything was going smoothly here, before the Americans banned export of raw materials that are essential for the production of the vaccine. It disrupted the vaccination program (not only in India, but also those in other countries which were dependent on the vaccines that are manufactured in India). The ban on export was removed only a few hours ago, after many weeks of negotiations between the Indian administration and the Biden regime. But a lot of damage was already done by time this issue was resolved.

The fact is that vaccination should be effective, they save a person's life, and not just to make a mark that vaccination has been carried out. That scientists from Germany and Norway conducted studies, and their results were the same, which confirms that it is astrazeneca that is the reason that patients who have been vaccinated have problems with thrombosis. Of course, it later became clear that this problem is not massive and is associated with the immune system of the person himself, individually. But nevertheless, there is a danger for the elderly and it is because of this that the United States imposed a ban on the vaccine from India.

[btc78]

Pfizer has refused to provide vaccines to third world countries. They have reserved 99% of their vaccines to developed nations such as the United States and Canada. Pfizer has provided limited doses of the vaccine to some of the third world nations, but in return they are asking for draconian guarantees. And as far as Sputnik V is concerned, they are really struggling to cope up with the demand. The good news is that their facilities in Argentina and Serbia has started producing the vaccines and by next month tens of millions of doses will be available for export.

Unfortunately, pharmaceutical companies gain billions in profit from vaccines, as bad as it may sound, they prefer selling them to developed countries that will provide them with a guaranteed return. A perfect example of that is India, one of the largest manufacturers of vaccines (the AstraZeneca is produced there if I'm not mistaken), is facing huge shortages while the vaccination program is going downhill.

Source about India: https://www.thehindu.com/data/covid-19-vaccination-rate-falls-sharply-in-mid-april-in-india/article34401369.ece

As a resident of India, I can say that everything was going smoothly here, before the Americans banned export of raw materials that are essential for the production of the vaccine. It disrupted the vaccination program (not only in India, but also those in other countries which were dependent on the vaccines that are manufactured in India). The ban on export was removed only a few hours ago, after many weeks of negotiations between the Indian administration and the Biden regime. But a lot of damage was already done by time this issue was resolved.

Congrats to your country for having this smooth things now , Because the recent news i Watch is that In India there are burning of bodies in public from the Covid19 death victims.
And Good to know that America is now removed the banning so you can move in favor of the vaccination.

[cheezcarls]

At first I thought that the COVID-19 pandemic is making the crypto and blockchain industry going from bad to worse, but it’s the other way around. In every dark situation, there’s always a light. I am always looking on the positive side of the situation, especially the COVID-19 pandemic.

Yes I have experience getting depressed during the lockdown. I was stuck at home for 2 straight months between mid-March to mid-May, never got out because only one representative per household has his/her name on the quarantine pass. What I did is that I am desperately looking for a gig or anything that could make me money while staying at home, and good thing that crypto gave me so many opportunities until now.

Despite the boredom in my routine because of no mass gatherings, curfew and tight travel restrictions, I am still blessed to be in this industry. I don’t know where would I be without crypto and blockchain. I could be once again relying on my parents and sisters if I didn’t maximize my talents in the crypto and blockchain, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

I missed traveling both locally and overseas, but I know one day we are going to be COVID-free again. Herd immunity is all we need and get inoculated with vaccines.

[nomenclatur]

currently, there are still quite a lot of cases of this corona virus and it is increasingly worrying that a vaccine has been found, but there is no change at all, the virus is getting stronger and more spread everywhere, of course, you can see in India which is getting worse, of course now looking for a job is more difficult. and having a greater risk of contracting this virus investing in cryptocurrency is the best option for now because the higher bitcoin price will make the market more passionate for investment as well as more people entering.

[Sithara007]

Congrats to your country for having this smooth things now , Because the recent news i Watch is that In India there are burning of bodies in public from the Covid19 death victims.
And Good to know that America is now removed the banning so you can move in favor of the vaccination.

They have removed the ban on raw materials, but we don't know when these shipments will arrive here. The red tape and bureaucracy means that the impact won't be visible before June. Here in India a lot of black market activity is going on. Some of the hospital staff are stealing oxygen cylinders and essential medicines such as Remdesivir, and then selling them to organized cartels. But the situation is quite bad. Yesterday for the first time, the daily death toll was more than 3,000.

[jasonjm]

March 2020 when covid virus spread in our country that caused a couple of months of a total lockdown. Many people lost their job and others are now investing in crypto and joining some campaign just to earn money and continue living. Last month of March this year 2021, finally, there are already a vaccine and many Frontliner's are now vaccinated.
But why this time the number of Covid positive in our Country are increasing with new variant of Covid Virus? It seems that this pandemic has no end...There is also another lockdown. It's so sad and difficult!
What will happen to us and to our economy?
Do you think this virus will not stop?
What about in your Country?

I think now, much better to stay at home and focus on crypto rather than trying to find another job which is very impossible at this moment.

The reason why the cases are growing exponentially is due the mutation present in virus genome, these mutation increase the infectivity rate of virus along with total death count per day globally. But some sigh of relief is that many vaccines are showing good response against Covid19 and the pandemic might end in few months.
This pandemic definitely affected the economy on global scale and many third world countries are the verge of collapse and if the situation continues like this for a year or so than it will impact the world as a whole. 
 

[bryant.coleman]

The reason why the cases are growing exponentially is due the mutation present in virus genome, these mutation increase the infectivity rate of virus along with total death count per day globally. But some sigh of relief is that many vaccines are showing good response against Covid19 and the pandemic might end in few months.
This pandemic definitely affected the economy on global scale and many third world countries are the verge of collapse and if the situation continues like this for a year or so than it will impact the world as a whole.

Mutated strains of the virus are wrecking havoc all over the world. First it was the P.1 strain from Brazil, that was causing 3,000 to 4,000 deaths per day in that country. Then came the "double mutant" strain in India (B.1.617) which is said to be 300 times more contagious when compared to the original strain. This strain (B.1.617) is believed to be mutant strain of another mutation, which was originally reported from Kent in United Kingdom. The good news is that the vaccines seems to be effective against all these strains.

[ElmedoRator]

I began to hear that the epidemic is spreading to countries in Southeast Asia, and if not mistaken, today Vietnam has also recorded new cases of COVID-19. I have heard about the situation in India, to be honest, their consciousness is poor, so the current situation has occurred, and I believe that bad things have not stopped for them if they still keep their viewpoint. Not only that, but I pay more attention to the countries of Southeast Asia, and especially Vietnam, whether the waves this time affect their lives.

[Snappycoco]

The reason why the cases are growing exponentially is due the mutation present in virus genome, these mutation increase the infectivity rate of virus along with total death count per day globally. But some sigh of relief is that many vaccines are showing good response against Covid19 and the pandemic might end in few months.
This pandemic definitely affected the economy on global scale and many third world countries are the verge of collapse and if the situation continues like this for a year or so than it will impact the world as a whole.

Mutated strains of the virus are wrecking havoc all over the world. First it was the P.1 strain from Brazil, that was causing 3,000 to 4,000 deaths per day in that country. Then came the "double mutant" strain in India (B.1.617) which is said to be 300 times more contagious when compared to the original strain. This strain (B.1.617) is believed to be mutant strain of another mutation, which was originally reported from Kent in United Kingdom. The good news is that the vaccines seems to be effective against all these strains.

Added by hard headed beings who can't even stay at a minimum health standard distances plus preventions, no doubt that this would affect more and more people. Vaccines aren't even convincing that these can prevent you to have COVID anymore but rather save  you for certain death.