Corona Virus: A Big Threat of 2019-20
Keywords:
Virus, Corona, Threat, Disease, COVID-19.Abstract
The goal of this study was to compare the most affected, mediocre affected and the least affected countries due to COVID-19. We use several types of graph and lots of statistical tools to conduct this study. Statistical Analysis was performed by using Time Series Analysis. It was concluded that the most affected country due to COVID-19 is China, mediocre affected country is Tunisia and least affected country is Sint Marten. The most affected countries by coronavirus in which China secure the 1st number. The mediocre affected countries due to coronavirus disease 2019 in which Tunisia secured 1st number and in the least affected countries by COVID-19, Sint Marten comes on 1st number with 1 case of corona reported and zero deaths.
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