Beijing (Daily Pakistan Online) The Corona virus, which started in China, has now gripped the entire world and so far more than 599,000 people have been infected and lost their lives. Not to be outdone, Chinese authorities have warned the world about the spread of another unknown disease that is even more deadly and deadly than corona.
According to the foreign website Express.com, Chinese officials have warned that a deadly "unknown pneumonia" is spreading in an Asian country with a higher death rate than the corona virus. From the middle, there has been a massive increase in the number of people infected with the disease.
The country's health ministry said in a statement that between June 29 and July 5, more than 32,000 known types of pneumonia had been recorded, with 451 deaths. The Chinese embassy in Kazakhstan said: In the first half of the year, there were 1,772 deaths in the country, some of them Chinese.
The Chinese embassy has warned its citizens in Kazakhstan that the disease is an "unknown pneumonia". The Chinese embassy says the death toll from the disease is much higher than in Code 19.
Kazakhstan's health department is conducting a comparative study of the pneumonia virus but has not yet identified the virus. Chinese citizens have been instructed to protect themselves from the virus in exactly the same way they did the corona virus. Is from
The corona virus originated in the Chinese city of Wuhan, which has so far infected more than 12 million people worldwide, causing it to be locked down in most countries while citizens began to wear masks and walk socially. As well as maintaining, frequent hand washing and the use of sanitizers were emphasized.
"On a daily basis, 300 people are being diagnosed with pneumonia and are being hospitalized," Saul Keskova, head of Kazakhstan's healthcare department, told the state news agency.
In Kazakhstan, on the other hand, more than 53,000 cases of the corona virus have been reported so far, with 264 deaths. A lockdown was imposed in Kazakhstan on March 16 and was later abolished on May 11. The country's president, Kassim Jomart Tokayev, re-imposed sanctions on Sunday following an increase in cases.
