Kishore Baran Nath

Covid-19 Rumor and Reality Kishore Baran Nath

This is a book written to broadly examine the rumor and reality of the worst world crisis 'Covid-19 Pandemic'. It is a highly sensitive case for almost everyone on the planet. It is because billions of people across the borders are directly affected by the heinous claw of the coronavirus. But this book will take you to another realm of pandemic -- where the pandemic itself might require to be redefined; where everything represents signs of crushing the lot of the global population under the imaginary feet of the giant coronavirus; where a rational being shall have to re-think over the 'pandemic world' being pinched up by all the miseries. This is where you will evaluate the destructive 'lockdown' all with justified data and statistics to see how efficient it was to resist transmission of Coronavirus. You will see how effective wearing masks was in real sense to keep the virus away. We shall also try to assess how standard the predictions were in contrast of stress and anxiety. You will find how uncertain vaccines are going to be to protect us with a poor efficacy, based on statements by experts and leading organizations. It would be manifest to you that there could have been a good many alternatives other than that devastating lockdown to handle the pandemic. There is evidently a sky-like difference between what was spread and what has happened or is due to happen. The solid data and statistics, statements and reasoning have clear hints that most of the things of Covid pandemic which have led us to a long lasting crisis, might need to be re-evaluated. You will be stunned knowing what the world has lost unreasonably and what more it is destined to. In your journey you will go read the real story behind the picture that is crystal-clear, not a bit an emotional game. It is certain that at the end, you will burn under the cover realizing the actual case and pray for future protection -- protection not just against the Giant Coronavirus, more apparently against recurrences of the same dark episode.