Advanced empirical studies on group governance of the novel corona virus, mers, sars and ebola: A systematic study

ABSTRACT

Coronavirus condition (COVID-19) is a contagious illness brought on by a freshly discovered Coronavirus. Most individuals contaminated with the COVID-19 infection will certainly experience moderate to modest respiratory system health problems and recoup without needing unique therapy. Older people and those with underlying clinical problems like cardiovascular disease, diabetic issues, persistent respiratory conditions, and cancer are more likely to create a significant health problem. Aim and Objective: This paper gives the best way to prevent and reduce transmission is to be well educated about the COVID-19 infection, its causes, and its spread. Protect your own and others from infection by cleaning your hands or using an alcohol-based rub frequently and not touching your face. The COVID-19 infection spreads out primarily via beads of saliva or dis-charge from the nose when an infected person coughs or sneezes, so it is vital that you additionally exercise breathing rules (for instance, by coughing right into a flexed elbow joint). Right now, there are no detailed vaccinations or therapies for COVID-19. Nevertheless, there are several ongoing professional trials assessing capacity treatments. Method: The study aimed to develop a statistical model to predict how the cases are growing exponentially in various parts of the world. Even after starting from a low base, there is no proper statistical analysis of cases we can expect. It is an ambiguous thing that numbers of cases are exponentially increasing. We have analyzed the mortality rate, the number of deaths per country, and the number of recovery cases. Conclusion: By comparing the statistical analysis of confirmed cases vs. deaths within a short period, nCov-19 affected the most compared with Zoonotic viruses. The coronavirus disease remains to spread out throughout the globe, adhering to a trajec-tory that is challenging to predict. The health, altruistic, and socio-economic policies have taken on by nations will certainly figure out the rate and stamina of the healing. There has to be a global human-centred reaction that is based on solidarity. © IJCRR.