Muhammad Mazhar Iqbal|Irfan Abid|Saddam Hussain|Naeem Shahzad|Muhammad Waqas|Muhammad Jawed Iqbal
The effects of regional climatic condition on the spread of COVID-19 at global scale
National University of Sciences and Technology|National University of Sciences and Technology|University of Agriculture Faisalabad|National University of Sciences and Technology|Government of Pakistan|National University of Sciences and Technology
pandemic outbreak novel coronavirus epidemic disease covid19 spreading like diffusionreaction world almost 208 countries territories affected around globe became sever health socioeconomic problem world vaccine combat virus research aims analyze connection fast spread covid19 regional climate parameters global scale research collected data covid19 cases time 1st reported case 5th june 2020 different affected countries regional climatic parameters data january 2020 5th june 2020 found countries located relatively lower temperature region show rapid increase covid19 cases countries locating warmer climatic regions despite better socioeconomic conditions correlation metrological parameters covid19 cases observed average daylight hours correlated total covid19 cases coefficient determination 042 average hightemperature shows correlation 059 042 total covid19 cases death cases respectively finding study help international health organizations local administrations combat well manage spread covid19