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The novel coronavirus is spreading across the world.

The illness was first reported in late December in Wuhan, a city of 11 million people in central China's Hubei province. It has now found a foothold on every continent except for Antarctica, and many countries have declared a national emergency.

The World Health Organization declared it to be a pandemic, the first since the H1N1 flu in 2009.

Coronavirus symptoms can look like a common cold or flu. But for those with a weaker immune system, the virus could cause more serious illnesses like pneumonia or bronchitis.

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Health workers cry during a memorial for their co-worker who died of the coronavirus in Leganes, Spain, on April 10.

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Members of a volunteer organization spray disinfectant in an alley at the Santa Marta favela in Rio de Janeiro on April 10

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A drone photo taken on April 9 shows bodies being buried on New York's Hart Island, where the city's Department of Correction is dealing with burials amid the coronavirus outbreak.

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Emergency service boats spray water to show support for healthcare workers near the Houses of Parliament in London, England, on April 9

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Employees of Hyundai Card, a credit card company, sit behind protective screens as they eat in a cafeteria at their offices in Seoul, South Korea, on April 9

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People wait in their cars for the San Antonio Food Bank to begin food distribution at Traders Village on April 9, in San Antonio, Texas.

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A cake shop employee in Athens, Greece, prepares chocolate Easter bunnies with face masks on April 8

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A medical staff member from China's Jilin province, center, cries while hugging nurses from Wuhan on April 8. Wuhan was reopening its borders after 76 days

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Rabbi Yaakov Kotlarsky places Passover Seder to-go packages into a car trunk in Arlington Heights, Illinois, on Tuesday, April 7

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A woman in London shows her support for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on April 7. Johnson was hospitalized after his coronavirus symptoms "worsened," according to his office

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A voter checks in to cast a ballot in Kenosha, Wisconsin, on April 7. The state was going through with its presidential primary despite the pandemic.

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A man is sprayed with disinfectant prior to going to a market in Tirana, Albania, on Monday, April 6

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Izzie, left, and Tippi wear ventilated dog masks in Philadelphia on April 6.

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People wait in line to bury loved ones at a cemetery in Guayaquil, Ecuador, on April 6. In some parts of the overwhelmed city, bodies have been left on the streets.

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Police detain a doctor in Quetta, Pakistan, who was among dozens of health-care workers protesting a lack of personal protective equipment on April 6.

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A Catholic priest sprinkles holy water on devotees during Palm Sunday celebrations in Quezon City, Philippines, on Sunday, April 5

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Paramilitary members unload provisions in Kampala, Uganda, on Saturday, April 4. It was the first day of government food distribution for people affected by the nation's lockdown.

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A police officer wearing a coronavirus-themed outfit walks in a market in Chennai, India, to raise awareness about social distancing.

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Volunteers load food bags on a truck to deliver them to low-income families in Panama City, Panama, on April 1.

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Coffins carrying coronavirus victims are stored in a warehouse in Ponte San Pietro, Italy, on March 26. They would be transported to another area for cremation

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Giuseppe Corbari holds Sunday Mass in front of photographs sent in by his congregation members in Giussano, Italy, on March 22. Many religious services are being streamed online so that people can worship while still maintaining their distance from others

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People clap from balconies to show their appreciation for health care workers in Mumbai, India.

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A woman attends a Sunday service at the Nairobi Baptist Church in Nairobi, Kenya, on March 22. The service was streamed live on the internet.

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A woman suspected of having coronavirus is helped from her home by emergency medical technicians Robert Sabia, left, and Mike Pareja, in Paterson, New Jersey, on March 24.

So sad

When people come with headlines that read "internet has been broken by a particular picture'

This is it.

We don't even know whats next. No clue. So sad

Indians claps from their balconies

So, buildings in India are so overcrowded like their trains too?
[img]https://therewillbeasia.files./2013/04/the-most-crowded-train.jpg[/img]

Goahead:
Indians claps from their balconies

So, buildings in India are so overcrowded like their trains too?
[img]https://therewillbeasia.files./2013/04/the-most-crowded-train.jpg[/img]

Image is from Pakistan during Eid festival
1. Color of Train is green (Pakistani Railway)
2. Train track is not electrified, it can not be Indian Railway
3. Zoom in the front and you will see Green Pakistani flag.
4. Security Guard is Pakistani Rangers(dress clearly visible)., Indian GRP wears khaki.

Dont post fake images.
I lived in india for about 8 years,

rationalhuman:
Image is from Pakistan during Eid festival
1. Color of Train is green (Pakistani Railway)
2. Train track is not electrified, it can not be Indian Railway
3. Zoom in the front and you will see Green Pakistani flag.
4. Security Guard is Pakistani Rangers(dress clearly visible)., Indian GRP wears khaki.

Dont post fake images.
I lived in india for about 8 years,

You've lived in India and you've never seen Indians hanging out on the trains? Issorit, then tell us the reason behind the overcrowded building, even when social distancing is key to curbing the pandemic.

My Point was that Image was fake, Now since you raise question related to Building, Here is the answer, Image is from Kolkata (West Bengal state), Until very recent it was Communist ruled State (CPI), Thus you will see a lot of Old buildings in old part of city and here is fun fact due to communists policies every family was given for 99 year lease for less the a USD per mont. can you imagine? Now any government can not face wrath of tenants by making new ones or giving that land to private builders. Can you imagine a 2 bedroom apartment in central lagos for just only hundred naira?

Goahead:
You've lived in India and you've never seen Indians hanging out on the trains? Issorit, then tell us the reason behind the overcrowded building, even when social distancing is key to curbing the pandemic.

India population is too much