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SARS COV 2: Complete Review on Global Pandemic (Covid 19)

Praveen Kumar Gupta, B. S. Rithu, Kauser Banu, A. Shruthi, C. Sahana

Asian Journal of Biology · pp. 62–69 · Published 19 May 2020

10.9734/ajob/2020/v9i130078

Abstract

SARS COV 2 (severe acute respiratory syndrome corona virus 2) has created a global health emergency worldwide due to public health crisis and life-threatening situation. According to a recent study it has been reported that the virus was found originated in animal and transmitted to humans through a food chain. First case was reported in Wuhan-china on December 2019, In this review we have enlightened on different aspects of novel coronavirus 2019 and measure to combat the battle against the novel corona virus 2019.

SARS COV 2 global pandemic food chain transmitted

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