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More than 100 crore people will go below poverty line in UN

December 6, 2020
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The effects of the coronavirus epidemic will be enormous over the next decade. Economically backward people will be the most affected. According to a new United Nations report, poverty will increase rapidly over the next decade. Many people will spend their days without food. In the next ten years, more than 200 million people worldwide will fall below the poverty line. As a result, the number of people living below the poverty line in the world will exceed 100 crores. Indian media NDTV reported this.

The epidemic has had widespread effects around the world. The outbreak of the virus has stalled financial progress. Many people have lost their jobs. Can not get new employment. As a result, economic growth of the countries and standard of living of the common people has improved. The IMFO and the World Food Program also predicted a major crisis in 2021. It was said that famine could occur if proper measures are not taken. A new UNDP report also raises concerns.

The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) has stated that the world’s poverty rate will increase rapidly over the next ten years. More than 200 million people will be poor. As a result, the number of people living below the poverty line in the world will exceed 100 crores.

The report further states that the effects of the epidemic are far-reaching. This pandemic will create a pathetic situation worldwide.

According to UNDP, the situation of women will be worse than that of men. In the next decade, 102 million women will fall below the poverty line. This will increase crime against women around the world, including trafficking.

According to experts, the world will lose the disease after the arrival of coronavirus. But its wounds will remain.❐

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