Why the beginning of community transition is dangerous, know everything from difficulties to rescue...
In the last 24 hours, more than 40 thousand new cases of corona have been reported in the country. The number of infected has crossed 11 lakh. Barring Lakshadweep, Corona has made its inroads in every state from Kashmir to Kanyakumari. There are some states where it was initially controlled, but this deadly virus was caught again. Experts believe that community infection has started in the country due to Corona virus. The Indian Medical Association (IMA) has categorically stated that increasing cases in India are the result of community infection. This claim has also been supported by many experts. Dr. Arvind Kumar of Sir Gangaram Hospital also believes that community infection has started in the country. The central government, however, is not ready to accept this. Despite more than 30 thousand cases a day, the government is insisting that there is no state of community transition in the country. Experts say that the government is running away from the truth and it should now accept the truth. What is community transition after all? Why is this situation dangerous? What would be its adverse effects on the country already suffering from Corona? How can I avoid this? All such questions that must be arising in your mind….
To understand this in easy words, when the epidemic spreads in the community so much that it is not known who has been infected due to what. It is called community transition.
Community infection is the case when it becomes impossible to detect which other patient came in contact with the infected person.
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan was the first in the country to accept the fact that the coastal areas of Thiruvananthapuram are witnessing a state of community transition.
India ranks second in the world after China in terms of population. The virus spreads much faster than community infections. In such a situation, more and more people will be at risk of getting infected.
According to IMA Hospital Board of India Chairman Dr VK Monga, the disease has started spreading to rural areas, which are very bad signs.
There is already a lack of better medical facilities in rural areas. In such a situation, the situation can be frightening.
ICMR is currently taking samples of 2000 people every day, which is very rare given the current situation.
A study by IIT Bhubaneswar has predicted that the virus may spread more quickly during monsoon and winter. The rate of doubling of cases can increase to 1.13 days.
According to another study, by November, the number of corona infects in the country may increase to one crore. If this happens, the situation will be very dangerous.
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