Corona virus is not related to rising temperature. There is no connection with the effect of low and high temperature on coronavirus.

New Delhi, With the outbreak of the corona virus, it was being said that the rising temperature would end the virus and end its infection. Due to this, it became clear to the people that in India, it will get rid of it soon.But all these claims are disproved by ICMR. ICMR scientist Raman Gangakhedkar says that as the temperature rises, no evidence of the virus has been eradicated anywhere in the world. Through a press conference, he said that if it had happened, he would certainly have known about it, but it is not. This makes it clear that those who were waiting for the virus to end with the rise in temperature, remove it from their mind, nothing is going to happen at the moment.

It is worth noting that since February, many memes and jokes were also becoming viral on social media.But on all these claims, ICMR said that the thought that was working behind these things, according to which if a person coughs or sneezes in the summer season, the droplets coming out of his mouth or nose on the ground or any surface Soon it will dry up. Because of this, this virus will end in a few seconds, but at present it has not been seen anywhere.

Temperature has no relation to corona virus:
1. The terrible heat that was predicted to eradicate the virus has not yet been felt.
2. Today's temperature in the US and South America is between 2-20 ° C, the most affected by the virus is New York where the morning temperature of April 17 is 2 ° C. In addition, temperatures in New Jersey and Massachusetts have remained the same.
3. 8–15 ° C in Europe, where Spain, which is most vulnerable to the virus, will have a temperature of 12 ° C this morning. In Asia, do 20–35 ° C and between countries where it is the worst, China today has a temperature of 22 ° C. At the same time, the temperature in Wuhan where the virus was introduced is 23 ° C. On the other hand, if we talk about the cities of India, today at 10 o'clock in Delhi, 31 ° C, 32 ° C in Mumbai, 33 ° C in Madras, 33 ° C in Kolkata, 33 ° C in Kochi.