Do people who die from the COVID-19 virus suffer from suffocation? What is the agony of this disease? How does it happen?

Yes, some people who die from COVID-19 may experience difficulty breathing or suffocation. The progression of the disease can vary, but typically after being infected, it can take around 5 days for symptoms to appear. About 10% of those infected may become sick enough to seek medical attention, and a smaller percentage may require hospitalization, especially those who are elderly or have weakened immune systems. In some cases, patients may need to be hospitalized in intensive care units because they are struggling to breathe. Ultimately, the disease can be fatal when the lungs and other organs are no longer able to function due to excessive inflammation.