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COVID-19
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Aisha Turganbek
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Updated Nov 23, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
00:57
Chapter 4
00:59
Chapter 5
01:00
Chapter 6
01:25
Chapter 7
01:54
Chapter 8
01:55
Chapter 9
01:59
Chapter 10
02:00
Chapter 11
02:01
Chapter 12
02:37
Chapter 13
02:39
Chapter 14
03:33
Chapter 15
03:35
Chapter 16
03:48
Chapter 17
Audio Transcript
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COVID 19. Because in effect is same.
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Mhm.
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Introduction
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COVID-19 is an infectious viral disease that mainly affects lung tissue.
00:11 - 00:15
It was first recorded in December 2019 in Wuhan China
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from where it subsequently spread to Southeast Asia, Europe,
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South and North America Russia and the CS.
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According to statistics for April 2021,
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More than 150 million cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed worldwide.
00:33 - 00:36
So what is the cause of coronavirus disease?
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The official and most likely version of the appearance of coronavirus
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in china is the virus mutated in the natural environment,
00:44 - 00:46
the source of which was infected bets
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It was in their blood that the COVID-19 hybrid was found.
00:51 - 00:52
Currently
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there are a lot of changes that have been affected by
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this disease which will be provided in this say below.
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First and foremost,
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one of the major consequences of the COVID-19 is a huge number of debt
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and no fewer sick people.
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In March 2020,
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a sharp increase in the spread of infection was recorded
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at that time. The vaccine was under development.
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People did not have enough medical care as hospitals
01:22 - 01:25
were overcrowded and there were not enough medicines.
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Evidence for this is provided by the
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statistical data of Harvard Health Publishing.
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The number of people infected changes daily.
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As of this writing more than 196 million people in the world have been infected.
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Over four million people have died.
01:44 - 01:48
Some 192 countries and territories on all
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continents have now reported cases of COVID-19.
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Harvard Health Publishing 2021.
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There are some pictures.
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Mhm.
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The coronavirus pandemic has significantly undermined economic
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activity in most countries of the world.
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The scale of the problem turns out to be so significant
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that the world economy could not even theoretical ability for it
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restrictive measures taken by the authorities of the different states have
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led to a partial and even complete shutdown of production,
02:26 - 02:29
A sharp decline in the service sector.
02:29 - 02:33
At the same time foreign economic activity was under attack.
02:33 - 02:38
Therefore Saxo bank called this year. They lost one for the economy
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during the pandemic.
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It was not allowed to go outside for
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the benefit of avoiding contact with infected people.
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Consequently,
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in order to pass the time in the four walls to
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see their loved ones and continue to keep the in touch.
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People began to actively use social networks.
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The public ties became a virtual life where
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they could communicate and some even work.
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Multiple social media websites reported a sharp increase in usage.
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After social distancing measures were put into place.
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For example,
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facebook's analytics department reported over a
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50% increase in overall messaging.
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During the last month of March 2020 WhatsApp has
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also reported a 30 or 40% rise in usage.
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More over there has been a noticeable growth in
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the use of zoom since the start of the pandemic
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Conclusion and list of references to sum up,
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I do believe that the effect of the impact of COVID-19 will not be so noticeable
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and there is a list of references.
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So thank you for watching it.
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