Covid-19 Has Killed More Than 4 Million People, Has It Not Stopped Yet?

Covid-19 Has Killed More Than 4 Million People, Has It Not Stopped Yet?

A girl is being vaccinated in Aleppo (file photo)

 The epidemic of covid-19 left people around the world so helpless that all life-saving equipment was left behind. Now, more than a year and a half later, according to the latest figures, more than 4 million people have died in the world.

It's not over yet ... new variants of the corona virus are emerging and the dangers remain.

But the afterlife is no less disturbing. Families of families are affected. And in some households only children are left who have either lost one of their parents or become completely helpless after both parents have left.

This is the tragedy that has befallen large cities around the world, in small villages, from the Indian state of Assam to the US state of New Jersey. Available everywhere.

With No Cure For The Corona Virus:

With no cure for the corona virus, the world has been waiting for a vaccine to prevent it. A variety of vaccines are now available and are being administered to people, but they have not stopped the death toll. New variants of the virus are still endangering lives in many countries.

The latest death toll from Code 19 shows that the death toll has reached a record high this week.

Masked children and women distribute food to the needy in the Indonesian town of Blang Bandang. June 20, 2020

This week, South Korea has the highest number of infections per day, and Indonesia has the highest number of deaths per day during the epidemic.

Death is a tragedy, but perhaps it has the greatest effect on children, and even more so when one of their parents dies before they regain consciousness.

Victoria Elizabeth Soto was born three months ago. But six days after her birth, her mother, Elizabeth Soto, died in a hospital in Argentina from code 19, although Victoria survived the infection.

Her father Diego Roman says he is enduring his grief but how will he tell his daughter who her mother was ... where she went ... but maybe a picture can show this girl as a mother ... She was able to tell that she was born after three years of aspirations and her mother's dream of becoming a mother came true but could not grow.

In African countries, as in other parts of the world, the corona virus has separated children from their parents.

Shimo Logo Bonolo was 8 years old when his father died in July 2020 due to code 19. She has been trying to live without him for years, but step by step she misses her father. In the past, my father used to leave school and now he has to take a bus.

In the north-west of London, Neva Thakkar is 13 years old, but she cuts the grass and washes the car at home because she used to do it with her father. She says she remembers everything she did in her life, but nothing is the same as before. Her father died in March after a two-month hospital stay.

The parents of 10-year-old Jaishmi Nursery in Kokrajhar, Assam, India, died in May within two weeks. She now lives with her aunt, but before that she herself had to stay in quarantine for 14 days as this was the time when India became the second country with the highest number of Code 19 cases after the United States.

Kahiti Kolantis is only six years old. But he knows what the virus can do. Her mother died of the virus in a Chilean hospital.

Now she has to make pancakes herself ... and now her dad is her mama too.

The adoptive parents of 5-year-old Zavin and 3-year-old Jasmine Guzman both died at a New Jersey hospital from code 19. She is now being cared for by Jennifer Guzman, 29.

"My mother is gone and now I have to be a mother," she says.