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- The coronavirus is significantly impacting human lives and hindering economic growth, with no specific medicine available to treat it.
- The World Health Organization (WHO) is actively working to control the spread of the virus, especially in countries like India.
- A national online survey was conducted to assess public knowledge about COVID-19, revealing that many people still lack sufficient understanding of the virus.
Article Abstract
The virus which is called as corona spoiling many of human lives as well as countries growth. Coronavirus is an infectious disease, so spreading from one person to other easily. Till now there is no medicine for corona. World Health Organization (WHO) taking lot of steps to control it. In India many of them get affected by coronavirus called COVID-19. A household survey is conducted nationally through online. This survey is a method for checking knowledge about the infectious virus. In this online survey some questionnaires were asked. People take their own interest and submit their reply through mobile phone and laptop/desktop devices. After analysing the survey, it is clearly proved that people didn't have enough knowledge about COVID-19.
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