Covid-19

is a global epidemic that has affected not only the economy of the developing country but also the economy of the developed country.

The first case was reported in China, which caused panic among the people. China closed its maritime, land and air borders, yet it became impossible to control the epidemic.

Many measures were taken to control the spread of the epidemic, but despite this, the epidemic spread to developing countries such as Iran, India and Pakistan after China, the United States and France. Reported December 28, 2019.

On January 3, 2020, the corona virus was renamed Code-19 by the WHO.

The number of coronary heart disease cases worldwide has exceeded 30 million and the death toll has risen to more than 900,000. China has more than 90,000 infected patients, while the death toll has risen to nearly 4,000. India is currently the second most affected country.

In India, the number of infected patients has exceeded 5.8 million, the death toll has exceeded 90,000, while the number of cases of coronavirus in Pakistan has dropped significantly, while the number of infected patients in Pakistan has exceeded 300,000. The death toll has exceeded 6,000.

Due to the spread of Corona, there was a situation of lockdown all over the world. People were instructed to stay in their homes, which led to the closure of businesses. Different countries were locked down for different periods, which was a good move to defeat Corona. But despite this, Corona has affected the country's economy.

Many domestic and foreign events were canceled, such as the one in France, the Agricultural Paris Show and the Paris Half Marathon, and several tourist attractions. 

The Mobile World Congress 2020 was to be held from February 24 to 27 in Barcelona, ​​Spain with the participation of smartphone and technology companies from all over the world. In addition, the ongoing PSL event in Pakistan was also postponed. After which a nationwide lockdown was announced. Businesses remained closed due to the lockdown. Unemployment was already on the rise in Pakistan. In the two months of lockdown, the middle class also missed out on livelihoods.