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Climate change

Published on: April 12, 2020 12:40 AM

Climate changeSir: The rapid spreading of COVID-19 epidemic has taken the world surprise since the virus first spotted in Wuhan city of China and reached each and every corner of the world.

It has infected a lot of people and the deaths are in thousands in a very short span of time. The link and interconnectedness of the globalized world speed up the COVID-19. Social distancing, covering the face and staying home are taken as safety measures in all over the world. Nowadays, clear blue sky and clean fresh air sans air-pollution due to smoke-emitted vehicles and industries have proven that that climate change and global warming is happening due to anti-nature activities of humans. Humans harvest natural resources and plug them into the industrial cycle. And due to COVID-19 the world has stops all human activities and productions which is a positive point for climate. The Ozone layer is healing and nature is healing which is a very positive thing for our planet.

SYED KASHIFULLAH SHAH

Islamabad

Filed Under: Letters

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