China launched the Long March 5B rocket with the Mengtian module The rocket was on a course toward the plan. But it is falling back to Earth days after docking the third module with its still-under-construction space station. The rocket body is too big to entirely dissolve as it travels toward the planet, where it will likely crash and burn in the atmosphere. However, historical events have demonstrated that some pieces do survive the violent re-entry and crash to the surface. 

After the NASA-led International Space Station, the Tiangong will be the second permanently manned outpost in low-Earth orbit. 

'For those who have been tracking the previous versions of this: Here we go again. While nobody has to alter their lives because of this, 88 per cent of the world's population is at risk, and so seven billion people are at risk from the Chinese space debris falling on them,' space.com quoted Ted Muelhaupt, a consultant with The Aerospace Corporation's Corporate Chief Engineer’s Office, “the risk to an individual is six per 10 trillion”. That's a really small number, as saying 

China has already been charged with withholding information regarding the tumbling rocket's re-entry course and debris assessment by Western and Asian nations. This is the fourth occasion that a Long March 5B rocket leftover from China has put property and life in danger. The rocket launched three times, in 2020, 2021, and July 2022, and pieces of its body fell back to Earth each time. 

Parts of the rocket's booster landed back to Earth in July of this year as well; many plausible fragments were found on the Malaysian and Indonesian sides of Borneo as well as in the water in the Philippines. 

 The same is true in the case of the coronavirus, which has caused 66L deaths and 63.2 crore infections to date. Numerous ideas contend that one of the Wuhan labs served as a conduit for the virus's transmission. They failed to implement a very important measure, namely stopping flights to foreign nations, when the virus spread throughout China. China was providing aid to 89 countries at a time when those nations' economies were suffering because to the pandemic, which had little impact on its own. 

The supplies required for a struggling country doesn't appear to matter to China because Beijing was using the deliveries as a chance for good PR. 54 apps that constituted a threat to national security by sending user data directly to a data centre in China have been banned by the Indian government.