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Different countries will have different approaches to fighting an epidemic. Indian response is based on its experience and history in handling this.
You just cannot say a few words like social distancing and self isolate yourself, and people do that. It just does not work that way in india where many are uneducated in health matters and are extremely obnoxious in these matters.
There should be a massive awareness drive, but given the shortage of time here, the activities like janta curfew will start raising more awareness about this. In my town people have started to take things seriously now even hearing about it.
Ofcourse it helps in social distancing too, but this is a trial to test indias resilience and will be a precursor for lockdowns in future.
there are reasons to not test everyone. One is limited kits and another is to not waste a kit on person with no travel history, no contact and no obvious symptoms. I don’t think test kits are made for that purpose, and government will be more aware than those self claimed sensible indians.
The awareness about this disease and dangers is lacking not just In india but western countries. People are still flocking in droves to beaches and parties, inspite of being educated.
Every country will face a rude shock if this continues.
You just cannot say a few words like social distancing and self isolate yourself, and people do that. It just does not work that way in india where many are uneducated in health matters and are extremely obnoxious in these matters.
There should be a massive awareness drive, but given the shortage of time here, the activities like janta curfew will start raising more awareness about this. In my town people have started to take things seriously now even hearing about it.
Ofcourse it helps in social distancing too, but this is a trial to test indias resilience and will be a precursor for lockdowns in future.
there are reasons to not test everyone. One is limited kits and another is to not waste a kit on person with no travel history, no contact and no obvious symptoms. I don’t think test kits are made for that purpose, and government will be more aware than those self claimed sensible indians.
The awareness about this disease and dangers is lacking not just In india but western countries. People are still flocking in droves to beaches and parties, inspite of being educated.
Every country will face a rude shock if this continues.