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Coronavirous

Coronavirus are the types of virous which affects specially mammals. The word coronavirus is the combination of Latin and Greek word which means crown. Coronavirus causes an infection in nose and upper throat so this virous is the dangerous virous which is taking the life of so many people in Asia. This virous are respiratory transmitted disease. This virous affects birds, cows and pigs too. There are no medically approved vaccine or antiviral treatment for this virous. 
Major symptoms of this virous are common cold, fever or throat swollen. It was first discovered in 1960 in chickens. 
More than NYTimes conformed that At least 81 people have already been died in china with this disease and more than 3000 people have been affected due to this virous and the number is increasing every minute. 
For the safety of this virous wash hand with soap and water for at least 20 second. Avoid touching your nose, mouth and eyes with your unwashed hand and avoid close contact with sick people. Stay at home as far as possible, try to be lonely as much as possible.

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