As of today, the 25th of March the coronavirus has killed more than 20,912 people worldwide and the majority of them are from Europe, reaching a number of 13,582 people, according to AFP.
The number of cases infected with coronavirus passed 463,408, while 113,802 have recovered. More than 328,704 patients are in mild conditions and 14,379 are in either serious or critical condition.
Italy is the most affected country with over 7,503 death followed by Spain with 3,434 deaths and China, with 3,281.
As more countries are faced with complete lockdown, US Senate leader have agreed a $2 trillion stimulus package with the White House.
India is now on a lockdown for 21 days, with more than 1.3 million people on quarantine. Narendra Modi, the prime minister, told Indians that he was banning people from leaving their homes in order to save the country, all the citizens and their family. He also stressed that if after 21 days the situation will not stop or improve then the country’s development risked being set back 21 years.
New Zealand has declared State of National Emergency after reporting more than 200 cases of coronavirus. Jacinda Ardern, the prime minister, called on every citizen to ‘act like you have Covid-19’ and warned that those violating compulsory stay-at-home rules would face “no tolerance”.
As of today, there are more than three billion people living under lockdown measures in order to stop spreading the coronavirus, which the United Nations warned that is threatening all of humanity.
“Covid-19 is threatening the whole of humanity – and the whole of humanity must fight back,” UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres said, launching an appeal for $2 billion to help the world’s poor.
“Global action and solidarity are crucial. Individual country responses are not going to be enough.”
Having a pet is a big responsibility, the decision on which should be as balanced as possible. Some people are frivolous about this process, which leads to the fact that the pet ends up on the street or in a shelter where life is not at all sweet for him. Often, an abandoned cat or dog never finds a loving home, but positive stories with a happy ending also happen, which we want to tell you about today!
“The shelter said she was shy and didn't like spending a lot of time with people. This is what I see every day when I wake up "
“This is Winston, and I fell in love with him as soon as I saw him! Now he has a family "
“The animal rescue center said that no one wants to take this cat because he has a feline immunodeficiency. They also added that he loves people very much and desperately needs a home. I picked him up today and I think he's happy. "
"Adopted two little Siamese babies and named them Yin and Yang."
“I had to wait a week before adopting this boy. But it was worth it, as my kids smiled just like this happy baby. "
“Adopting a second cat was the best decision. They love each other!"
"This is how her first night in her new home passed."
"Better than adopting a black kitten is to adopt two black kittens."
"My brother's dog named Ricky before and after adoption"
“2 months ago I accepted this 7 year old cloud. I believe that he adopted me too "
"I went to the shelter and fell in love"
“Meet Sally. She is 12 weeks old and we just picked her up from the shelter. "
They clearly liked each other.
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"I think I accidentally adopted a seal"
“We saved this guy. His name is Levy and he is our 43kg Alaskan Malamute! "
“I just accepted this toothy emptiness. Meet Mr. Claudius Maximus Depussi "
“I had a suspicion that my newly adopted kitten was liquid. Today it has been confirmed! "
