The rise in the Covid 19 virus is due to the neglect shown towards nature: Jagat Singh Junglee

GG News Bureau,
New Tehri, 6th May. The rapid increase in pollution in the world has led to imbalances in water, forest, and land. The human immune system has weakened due to increasing pollution due to which people are getting ill rapidly. This is what Jagat Singh Chaudhari aka Junglee the brand Ambassador, Uttarakhand Forest Department and Expert Member, National Board for Afforestation and Environment Development, Ministry of Forest and Environment, Government of India has to say.
Jagat Singh Junglee has developed a mixed forest on his own at Charkot in Rudraprayag district. The model of mixed forest of wild has been appreciated in the country and around the world. Representatives of the Remidi company from England had come to Charkot to take stock of the forest and develop similar forests around the world.

On the dangers looming over nature in the Covid pandemic period today, Junglee is of the view that the second wave of the Corona has explained the price of oxygen to humans. Human beings have never paid much attention to natural oxygen and have sadly, destroyed the forest which is the only source of natural oxygen. Man has caused a lot of damage to nature for his comforts. As a result, there is a shortage of oxygen in the atmosphere. When the atmosphere gets contaminated, we are also seeing its side effects today, said Junglee.
The covid virus is like a silent nuclear bomb that is creating havoc without any tremor or sound. In the blind race to modernity, humans have shut their eye to rising carbon emissions in nature leading to the destruction of all-natural processes. We all know that one will get filth from filth. Wherever there is cleanliness such viruses do not exist. Where there is more dirt, there are more viruses. Taking advantage of the contamination of the atmosphere, the virus is rapidly spreading its footprint and engulfing people. However, sudden deaths from Covid-19 are very painful.
Junglee says that our elders had planted Peepal and Banyan trees on the sides of main pathways and we as children thought that they were for providing us shade but the truth is that walking reduces the oxygen level of our body and by sitting under these trees, one get enough pure oxygen that rejuvenates the body and helps the pedestrians to travel further.
We have rejected traditional things today. Even today, elderly people who are 100 years old in the village say that the secret of their age is traditional food. Our elders used to eat seasonal things. But today we are eating unseasonal things. Our body consists of five physical elements and is made up to take in the seasonal food and by eating unseasonal things, we are spoiling our health said Junglee.
We are taking oxygen free of cost from the environment today and we have never paid to nature the way we pay for our water and food bills so it is time we start paying back to nature by planting trees and resolve that we will plant 20 trees in our lives and if we do not do then we have to be prepared for another disaster as we are facing today.