Pandemic diseases causing havoc in the world

Millions of people die every day due to many diseases in the world. Today we will talk about the same dangerous virus that came into the world and took millions and millions of people together. People inadvertently give this virus, diseases, and their infection spreads all over the world

1. Influenza flu-1918
102 years ago from now, the influenza virus rocked the world and Confirmed cases 500 million people from around the world, with 100 million dead. This virus (1918 to 1920) wreaked havoc for 2 years. People also know it by the name 1918 flu pandemic. The Spanish influenza was named after the devastating flu in Spain of 1918. The year 1918 had neither any treatment nor any effective vaccine.

2. Asian Flu 1957-58
The Asian flu was first identified in China in late February in 1957, the Asian flu spread to the United States by June 1957, where it caused approximately 1 million deaths. It is also known as Asian influenza.

3. Hong Kong flu-1968
The Hong Kong flu pandemic was an epidemic that killed 1 million people worldwide in 1968 and 1969. It was caused by the H3N2 strain of influenza A virus, as it originated in Hong Kong, the epidemic also known as Hong Kong flu.

4. AIDS/HIV-1986
For the first time in 1988, the virus got the name of HIV i.e. Human immunodeficiency virus. AIDS is a dangerous disease, even today people fear the name of AIDS. Every year since 1988, December 1 is celebrated as World AIDS Day all over the world.

5. Swine Flu-2006
2006 In India, a total of 1,094 deaths were caused by this disease and 22,186 cases were reported. H1N1 influenza, known as swine flu, is a highly contagious disease and spreads rapidly from one person to another. In 2009, the World Health Organization declared it an epidemic. Again in 2015, there were 933 cases of swine flu in India, in which 218 people died.

6. Coronavirus -2020
This coronavirus spread from Wuhan city of China has spread to more than 100 countries of the world so far. So far, 1,10,892 people have died worldwide, this figure continues to increase rapidly, and 13,88,257 people are still affected by this virus. Suspicious cases have been reported in 100 countries. The World Health Organization has already declared it an emergency.