Macabre: The two-headed calf is born and they believe it will end the Covid | the Chronicle

The India is moved by the birth of a calf with 2 heads born on May 21 to whom, in the midst of a health crisis, they pray daily to end the pandemic of coronavirus.

The two-week-old mammal is in the Indian city of Kaithar, which, according to the latest records from the country’s health ministry, added 1,174 more cases of Covid-19 yesterday.

The peculiarity of this calf is that it was brought into the world with two heads and that both were united and perfectly formed. That is to say has four eyes and two mouths.

The Asian country of Hindu belief considers cows to be sacred, which is why they consider the birth of this calf to signify a “gift from God” in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, as if it is a sign that it will soon be. terminate.

Meanwhile, the people of Katihar believe it might be the reincarnation of a “deity” of well-being which represents two Hindu gods, Lord Vishnu or Lord Lakshmi, which is presented as a halo of hope in the midst of so much uncertainty. This is why hundreds of thousands of people come to his corral to pray for the end of the pandemic.

We must not forget that India is in third place, after the United States and Brazil, with highest number of deaths due to Covid-19in the world since the start of the pandemic.

According to the latest report released on Wednesday of this week by the Indian Ministry of Health, there has been 132,782 cases of contagion and 3,207 coronavirus deaths in recent hours, bringing the totals to 8,307,832 Yes 335,102, respectively.

Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu state is the one that has confirmed the most cases in the past 24 hours, with more than 26,500. Additionally, Kerala and Karnataka added more positives than Maharashtra, so far the epicenter of the new wave of infections in the country.

Finally, the state of Maharashtra, where the city of New Delhi is located, is to date the most affected in the country, with more than 5,761,000 positive to date. Behind are Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu, with between 2,618,000 and 2,123,000 cases, respectively.