Study of the Characteristics of Positive Contacts and Hospitalized Cases in Multiple Waves of the Covid -19 Pandemic in Pali District of Western Rajasthan: A Secondary Data Analysis

Background: Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), the pandemic that invaded world in 2020, caused morethan 70 million cases and exceeded a half deaths worldwide by end of year. Age sex havebeen identified as two prominent risk factors COVID-19 deaths. Early epidemiological studies conductedin China, India, Iran revealed fewer females were infected SARS-CoV2(4-9).It is imperative for national governments to identify which population members are at high becoming illor more likely die. This analysis emphasizes early features OPDin order guide policy decisions on health, commercial, social, economic fronts case any futuresurge Covid cases.Methods: The data collected during contact tracing (urban rural ) hospital admissions periods:February 2020 October (first wave) April 2021 June (second December toFebruary 2022 (Third analyzed demographics other characteristics.Present study shows frequency positive people age group II (15-50 years) than urbanpeople. Male higher areas female urban areas, admission ICUadmission while death was reported areas.Better targeting interventions may help limit expensive such intensive care andavoid To create an efficient, equitable response pandemic, especially countries where resourcesare limited awareness roles gender, geography outbreak imperative.