The Coronavirus pandemic has unleashed in the central African republic everywhere throughout the world, with different nations on lockdowns. Self-seclusion, social distancing and quarantining are what a great many people are turning to. These preventive measures are coming in helpful in stopping the spread of this illness. Perhaps the surest approaches to battle the spread of COVID-19 is to guarantee appropriate cleanliness. Washing one's hands altogether and sanitizing the earth is vital to abstain from spreading the infection. Disinfecting high-contact surfaces is probably the most ideal approaches to protect against spreading the coronavirus, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). A mediclaim-type health care coverage strategy for the most part doesn't take care of the expense of most consumables utilized in the treatment of an infection or condition in an emergency clinic. In a pre-coronavirus world, that was not a major issue. In any case, that isn't the situation now. The number and cost of consumables utilized in the treatment of Covid-19 has been increasing. This alongside different variables has prompted an ascent in by and large expense of coronavirus treatment. "Ordinary treatment cost of Rs 50,000-1 lakh has now flooded to Rs 1-2 lakh for Covid-19 treatment (because of increase in cost of consumables, understanding distancing in clinics, and so forth.) and to Rs 6-7 lakh or more where co-morbidities are involved or rewarded in costly emergency clinics," said Chandan D S Dang, Executive Director, Securenow.in, a Delhi-based insurance agent. Consumables in medical coverage speech allude to single-use things that are often utilized in clinical treatments or techniques. These are considered non-clinical things and thus, are not payable under most medical coverage covers.