COVID-19: Psychological Implications and Response

Dr. Panira Ali

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COVID-19: Psychological Implications and Response

African Journal of Biology and Medical Research

Vol. 3Issue 22020pp. 22–25Published 16 April 2020

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Abstract:

The coronavirus or COVID-19 has emerged as the serious threat for all the nations around the globe. The disease has been declared as Pandemic by World Health Organization (WHO) and has paralysed the cycle of global village with stress and anxiety. Covid-19, started from the Hubei province of China, has now reached to more than 200 countries on the planet. Rapid spread and limitations of healthcare facilities are causing extensive panic and anxiety among individuals in every part of the world. The outbreak of this virus has triggered the equal level of crisis in countries of developed, developing, and underdeveloped world.

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