The Arogya Setu app, launched by the government to detect corona virus patients, is emerging as an important weapon to help prevent the spread of Kovid-19. With the help of this app, the authorities have found 650 hotspots and 300 emerging (emerging) hotspots across the country, which could have been left without this app.
Since its launch on April 2, 9.6 crore people have registered on the Arogya Setu app, which has become the fastest mobile app reaching 50 million users globally and soon it is among the fastest to enter the 10 crore club Will be one of
The Arogya Setu App helps the government through its two objectives. The first is 'who to check' and the second is 'where to check more'.Speaking to ANI, NITI Aayog CEO (CEO) Amitabh Kant said, 'For example, with the help of this app in Maharashtra, 60 corona hotspots were detected in 18 districts. Across the country, between April 13 and April 20, the app predicted 130 hotspots at the sub-post office level. '

He said, 'These predicted hotspots were declared as genuine hotspots by the Union Health Ministry within three to 17 days of being informed by the Arogya Setu App. In this way, the app helped the government in the fight against the corona virus for 'who to check' and 'where to check more' purposes.

Kant said, 'The Arogya Setu app alerted the government about more than 650 hotspots across the country and more than 300 emerging (emerging) hotspots that could have been left without it. It gives accurate forecasts of hotspots and is also preventing the origin of new hotspots. ' He said, 'The app has produced incredible observations and effects with accurate estimates of the localization, direction and velocity of the spread of infection.

The head of the NITI Aayog said, "So far 6.9 crore people have conducted self-assessment tests, of which 34 lakh people have declared themselves unwell. One to three symptoms of corona were seen in these people.

Kant said, 'In this way a dedicated team of health workers has reached about 650,000 people, showing two or more symptoms. In addition, more than 16,000 people have been tele-consulted by doctors. '