‘Corona devi’ temple comes up in Coimbatore to reduce the impact of coronavirus

Maha-yajna will be performed for 48 days at the temple

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Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu) – The number of people affected by coronavirus is increasing in Coimbatore. This has prompted the local people to build a temple and install an idol of ‘Corona Devi’ on the outskirts of the city. They have the faith that ‘only God can protect everyone from the coronavirus’.

A temple has been set up in Kamatchipuram village on the outskirts of Coimbatore where authorities have consecrated an idol of Corona Devi that was created using granite.https://t.co/3AUstaY41Y

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During the plague epidemic about 100 years ago, a temple was built and an idol of Mariamman Devi was installed. It is believed that people started offering prayers in this temple and gradually the plague epidemic reduced. Now at this very place, a Mutt named Kamatchipuri Adheenam has built a temple near Irugur on the outskirts of Coimbatore. An idol measuring 1.5 feet high has been consecrated and named as Goddess Corona Devi. A Maha-yajna and daily prayers will be performed for 48 days seeking divine intervention to save the people from the deadly disease.