Crimes and Scams During the Coronavirus Lockdown

Life under lockdown is not only changing the way people live but also how crime occurs. The good news is that this fundamental change will see a decrease in certain crimes – some areas have already seen recorded crime drop by as much as 20%. But there are worrying signs that some offenses like domestic
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Wildlife population decline, extinction, habitat loss and the virus spillover

There are between 5 and 15 million living organisms on the planet Earth and only 1.5 million species have been identified, named, and described yet. We have around 300,000 species of plants, 4-8 million insects, and approximately 50,000 vertebrates- of which 10,000 are birds. Three-quarters of the total land of Earth has been significantly affected
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Top ER doctor in New York commits suicide.

The coronavirus battle-weary frontline ER doctor, who was the head of the emergency department at a hospital in Manhattan, committed suicide shaken by the coronavirus pandemic and the deaths of contagion patients. Philip Breen, her father, told that she had gotten sick with the coronavirus earlier also but in about a week and a half,
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Coronavirus likely to return every year- Chinese scientists

Chinese scientists have told that the novel coronavirus will not be eradicated, it would burn out for good but return each year. They have told that there is no going back from this pandemic and the virus, that has taken thousands of lives and hit the economies hard all around the world, would keep revisiting
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