TOP 3 CONFUSING STATEMENTS ABOUT CORONA VIRUS

The novel corona virus is currently ravaging the world, statistically it has claimed the lives of over 191,000 people globally, even as much as the nations of the world are putting drastic measures in curtailing the spread of the disease, there are many grey areas that we need to examine about covid-19, beyond the news and daily reports of death, some things doesn’t just make sense. I will list 3 confusing statements in better words , top 3 confusing statements about corona virus.

*STAY HOME, STAY SAFE

The most confusing statement made so far by the health authorities concerning curtailing corona Virus spread is *stay home, stay safe*, the figures we receive daily from world Agencies on the number of infected people doesn’t suggest so. Let’s take USA as a case study, they are leading in the number of infections and death globally, 890,000 confirmed cases of infection , and over 50,000 deaths, yet the country had been on lock down from the early stages of the infection, so if stay home is stay safe, then someone must be lying, they can’t both be telling the Truth.

On the contrary Fox News did an analysis on Corona Virus and concluded that “* Stay out is stay safe *”, According their report, 80% of outbreaks begin in the home, 34% of new cases begin in public transportation.

*CORONA VIRUS HAS NO CURE

This for me is the second on the list of confusing statements, the government of Nigeria for example has insisted the reason for the lockdown extension in Lagos and Abuja is because there is no cure for corona virus and there is no vaccine, this statement however baffles me because patients are discharged daily from these two states, especially Lagos state. The executive Governor announces almost every day declares patients that have been confirmed cleared , having contracted the noble covid 19.

*Corona Virus is an Airborne Disease

According to WHO, the virus that causes COVID-19 is mainly transmitted through droplets generated when an infected person coughs, sneezes, or speaks. You can be infected by breathing in the virus if you are within 1 metre of a person who has COVID-19, But, this same WHO , told us this ” Preliminary investigations conducted by the Chinese authorities have found no clear evidence of human-to-human transmission of the novel corona virus “.