What is Coronavirus? How did it start?

Coronavirus is an affected disease. The WHO announced the illness as COVID-19 on 11 February 2020. It is also called Sars-CoV-2. This stands for Coronavirus 2, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome. In December 2019 the coronavirus originated in China’s city of Wuhan. This was declared an epidemic by the World Health Organization on 11 March 2020. There are 1,276,587 confirmed cases of infected people according to the new WHO (world health organization) report.

How did Start Coronavirus?

In the earlier coronavirus report it says it’s linked with viruses found in snakes. The quest for the animal cause of Coronavirus is still ongoing. The virologist team published a detailed document in the Wuhan Institute which claims that the genetic makeup of coronavirus is 96 percent matched to that of a virus found in bats. Any of the unpublished reports of the study that are Covid-19’s inherited pangolin systems match 99 per cent to the human virus.

Coronavirus is not born in air, it is transmitted through the respiratory droplets, which is the liquid that comes from our nose, and that particle is reached through the eyes, nose, or mouth of another. If contracted to the hard surface, the hard surface may get contaminated if it was touched by someone and then rubbed their eyes, mouth, and nose.
Covid-19 is not bacteria; it is actually a virus; that’s why it can also spread in different temperatures because we see it spreading in Northern China where the climate is cold, and spreading in Singapore where the temperature is generally dry.
First, it is known as SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome), which discovered about 26 countries in Southern China in 2002 and recorded more than 8,000 cases and 774 deaths.