The World Health Organization (WHO) announced today that the disease, which was first detected in India, is a cause of concern for the world, which has spread to 49 countries. The new concern of the United Nations Health Organization regarding this case called B.1.617 came at a time when 4,205 deaths were reported in India in a single day in Kavid 19, setting a new record. So far, the coronavirus has killed 2.5 million people in that South Asian country. According to the latest report of the Ministry of Health, three hundred and forty eight thousand four hundred and twenty one people were newly infected there on Wednesday and as a result the total number of infected people there is two hundred and thirty million.

In a country with the world’s second-largest population, the new outbreak has caused a humanitarian catastrophe, with hospitals unable to accommodate and a severe shortage of oxygen to treat the sick. Apart from that, a number of temporary crematoriums have been set up there for cremation. Experts believe that the actual number of casualties in this disease may be even higher.

This week, seeing hundreds of dead bodies floating in the Ganges caused public outrage. They are thought to have died of coronavirus. Authorities have not yet determined the cause of death, but some medical scientists have expressed concern that the virus could spread the disease through contaminated water.