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After the corona epidemic, there was a discussion about creating a global database. Now a global database of diseases is being created, through which awareness is being spread on a large scale. The latest example of this is from Cambodia, where after the death of a 9-year-old child, efforts were made to stop the disease within 24 hours. Let's know what happened…
This virus has scared the world. Who knows how many deaths occurred in this epidemic? Everyone was afraid that a new epidemic might come after this. The question is still being raised that if awareness about this matter was spread in time, then this epidemic could have been stopped. After the Corona epidemic, a discussion started about creating a global database. Now a global database of diseases is being created, through which awareness is being spread on a large scale. The latest example of this is from Cambodia, where after the death of a 9-year-old child, an attempt was made to stop this disease within 24 hours. Let's know what happened…
What really happened in Cambodia?
In February this year, 9-year-old Virun Ron died in Cambodia. Efforts began to identify the disease. Dr. Luch thought it could be avian flu. But when investigated, it was found that Virun Ron's family had eaten a dead chicken a few days ago, due to which Virun got infected with H5N1. To alert the whole world, a database related to the disease was prepared and the report was uploaded within 24 hours.
WHO warned
After which WHO became alert. In this case, the disease was identified early, reporting was done on time and WHO also became alert immediately. This makes it clear how important disease detectors are in the world. If any disease spreads in any country, then it becomes very important to take action on it. Otherwise that disease can spread in the world. Now we are strengthening the global database not only in Cambodia but in every country, so that the database can be strengthened further.
The pandemic can be stopped
After Corona, even the smallest disease is being reported globally. According to experts, if all countries develop a system like the one developed by Cambodia, then the disease can be prevented at the right time. Experts also believe that if this system is strengthened, then the epidemic can also be prevented from spreading. If Cambodia had not developed this system, the world would have faced the next epidemic. The entire credit for the system developed by Cambodia goes to Dr. Lee Sovan.