GOODNEWS as Madagascar Uses Herbal Mixture to Battle COVID-19

Madagascar CovidOrganics 

The President of Madagascar, Andry Rajoelina has launched the first herbal mixture cure to combat COVID-19. 

This mixture was released after several tests have been conducted to see the effectiveness and apt response of the mixture on patients. 

The President took to his twitter handle to say, "There are two treatment protocols (curative and preventive). The health of Covid-19 patients who had taken the Tambavy CVO CovidOrganics improved after 7 days and fully recovered after 10 days."

This is good news to citizens of Madagascar as their hope of returning to their normal way of living is been restored. 

The mixture was developed by the Malagasy Institute of Applied Research and branded COVID Organics.  The President also said; "The Covid-Organics will be distributed free of charge to our most vulnerable compatriots and sold at very low prices to others. All profits will be donated to IMRA to finance scientific research”

Since the number of infected people is of high rate, and everyone would want to grab a sample of this mixture for the use of their household in Madagascar, the Government have made it easy by saying the concoction will be given free to the most vulnerable and sold at a lower price to others. 

Even though the World Health Organisation (WHO) is yet to approve any mixture or vaccine as the cure or prevention to the spread of COVID-19, Madagascar is willing to render a helping hand to other countries who are willing to accept their help in battling COVID-19. Equatorial Guinea have seized this opportunity and are making good use of it. 

Nigeria is looking forward to requesting herbal mixtures for battling COVID-19 also from Madagascar. However, it has not made a final decision on what to do as regards this.

The effect of a cure on the present Nigeria situation would be great. The epileptic economy can rise to average again and the poor masses who are tired of lockdown and staying at home would be able to proceed to their normal lives. Students of various institutions who are tired of staying at home also would leap for joy and prepare to return to their schools. 

Private sectors who are drowning can start a plan on quick rejuvenation as soon as possible. The health sector that has abandoned so many other cases just to battle COVID-19 also can return to the way things used to be and make health facilities and treatment more open to the masses without restrictions.

Madagascar has lead the way, and in the meantime, if this mixture is considered a better solution by the WHO, would spread over the world as a quick remedy while other scientist are battling with finding other useful vaccines.