A child born in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh was named ‘Corona’.According to NDTV reports, the baby was born on the same day that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the implementation of ‘Janata Curfew’ across the country to protect the public against the Corona virus.
Born in Uttar Pradesh’s Gorakhpur district, Uncle Nitish Tripathi, the girl, told the media that he named the girl Corona because the epidemic has engulfed the world and is a sign of solidarity for the people. ۔
According to Nitesh, he had obtained permission from his mother, Ragini Tripathi, before naming the girl.
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He added that there is no doubt that the virus is extremely dangerous and it has caused a large number of deaths worldwide, but it has some benefits, it has brought the world together.
According to him, this girl will also be a symbol of people’s simultaneous fight against evil like this virus.
Be aware that the word Corona is actually derived from the Egyptian language, which means the crown or halo of the head.
Talking about the Corona virus in India, over a billion people have been locked down for 21 days and Prime Minister Narendra Modi has appealed to the people to stay in their homes.
In his address on TV, the Indian Prime Minister announced the complete lockdown for 21 days across the country from Tuesday.
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The Indian Prime Minister also announced a $ 2 billion package for the health system in this announcement made after 10 deaths in the country.
India has banned the country from sending any kind of combustion drug, including malaria, abroad.