SECOND WAVE OF COVID 19 RISING CASES IN INDIA: SHORT COMMUNICATION SITUATION

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Statistics currently indicated that the second wave of COVID 19 pandemic has killed over 2.94 million, and active cases 136.13 million globally as on April 12, 2021 reported by John Hopkins University world health organization (WHO). India a first time record high ever 13,689,453 COVID-19 infections, 171,058 deaths from ministry WHO revealed 2021. As (13,873,825 confirmed 172,085 deaths) (April, 14 2021) takes Brazil, in rising Infection worst hit country world. It becomes second-most affected coronavirus after United States (30, 888,765). Whereas is deadlier than according to DG council scientific industrial research, Dr. Shekhar Mande.Preventable solutions are all but not limited identify reasons for spike implement measures immediately. Some which uncontrolled gathering, floating electoral commission (EC) guidelines prevention during election campaign political rallies. religious gatherings adhering government protocol practices this period (April 2021). Initially testing was risk groups been expanded cover several populations with governments intervention. Further improve contact tracing, instead negligence across states. Drive rapid vaccination drive should continue identified authorities concerned enough. Lastly never ignore any warning signs or strange body feelings you might encounter. Act immediately, preventive seek medical help at once.

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ژورنال

عنوان ژورنال: International journal of advanced research

سال: 2021

ISSN: ['2707-7802', '2707-7810']

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21474/ijar01/12682