How to safe this virus,what we do?

All Bollywood celebrities are giving there opinions how to safe,these celebrities are Salman  Khan, 

Amitabhbachan and  Akshay Kumar. And in the latest interview with the Narendra Modi ji .He says 

"Don't worry about this virus  ,this virus are spread because we all are spreading this , we all are avoiding handshakes, more quantity persons area like:-parties, restaurant and marketing area .

 Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday tweeted that he reviewed the situation of coronavirus and the preparedness of India to deal with the global pandemic, assuring citizens that there was no reason to panic. His tweet came a day after two cases of novel Coronavirus emerged in India. A Delhi-based man, who had recently returned from Italy, tested positive for COVID-19, while a man in Hyderabad was also found to have contracted the disease after he had gone to Dubai where he worked with his colleagues from Hong Kong. Apart from that, an Italian tourist in Jaipur was found to be infected by the virus on Monday.

On Tuesday, Hyatt Regency asked its staff to self-quarantine after a coronavirus-infected man had dined at the hotel restaurant on February 28. It told all staffers who were present in the restaurant on that day to quarantine themselves for 14 days. Apart from this, the hotel will also conduct daily temperature checks for all staffers and contractors upon entering and exiting the hotel, ANI reported the hotel administration as saying.

Diverse and varied

Emerging markets are often lumped together as a homogenous group, with what hurts one developing economy automatically assumed to hurt another.

Certainly, these economies do have some things in common; most EMs are negatively impacted by a strong US dollar, for example.

There is also a general assumption that developing economies (particularly those within the same region) will be heavily dependent on one another for trade, supply chains, and even political stability.

However, the term ‘emerging markets’ actually covers a diverse range of economies, with different (and changing) vulnerabilities and strengths.

And while there are certainly kernels of truth in the idea that supply chains are shared across borders, and regional trends can spread, in reality the levels of interaction between different emerging markets vary hugely, argues the investment manager.

written by : Mukul sainwar