Chinese Space Rocket debris is expected to collide Earth Soon

On April 28, the China’s Long March 5B also known as Chang Zheng-5B was successfully placed in the Earth orbit. This rocket is roughly 30-meter-long and 5-meter in diameter is named as Long March 5B and after its launch in the last week of April, the scientists are now worried that where it’s debris is going to hit on earth. On an average about 200 to 400 tracked objects enter our atmosphere every year. A few weeks ago, second stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, made an uncontrolled reentry in the Earths atmosphere after launching form the launch pad.
Chinese rocket debris is expected to crash into Earth soon. It's not the first time.