80 percent of identities have no crown symptoms, India worried

A report on fighting the crown has left India helpless and concerned, with most victims showing no symptoms, and Indian scientists have been shocked by the data, with Raman R Gangakherkar, a scientist at the Indian Council for Medical Research (ICMR) , the country’s leading medical research organization, Sa. Kshatriya said this.

He said that 80 percent of affected people in the country do not have symptoms like sneezing, coughing, cold fever and sore throat. This trend is called “asymptomatic” or asymptomatic in English, where no symptoms of the disease are found. He said the biggest challenge is identifying these patients. There is no other way but to find them.

In a populated country like India, this situation is quite worrying. Delhi Prime Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Sunday that 638 people had recently undergone saliva testing in the capital. The Kovid-19 virus was found in the bodies of 16 of them. No symptoms were observed in any of them. No one noticed. Scientist Raman Gangakherkar said infected people who have been in contact with them have no choice but to undergo testing.

Despite these concerns and anxieties, scientist Gangakherkar is optimistic. The infection will be highest in the first week of May, he told NDTV. From the second week on, the situation will gradually change. His idea is to find a way within that time.

Since Monday, restrictions on revitalization in various parts of the country, mainly in the rural economy, have been relaxed. Coincidentally, since the day he relaxed, most people in the country have been affected. More than 1,500 were infected in 24 hours. But in the meantime, the government has claimed that the benefits of the blockade have begun to equalize. The number of victims in the country now doubles in 7.5 days. The head of the Union Health Ministry Lav Agarwal said Monday that a survey last week had shown that the number of cases had doubled from 3.4 days to 6.5 days.

No state may take any further action outside of the areas where sanctions have been relaxed and guidelines issued by the central government. The Union Ministry of the Interior made this clear to state governments. The reason for this guide is the Kerala government. Successfully in dealing with the Crown, the state made some decisions on its own initiative to normalize public life. Such as restaurants, bookstores, lounges, etc. can be opened. It is also considered to allow the movement of odd and even vehicles in some areas.

But in a letter written by the Union Minister of the Interior, it is said that none of this can be done. No state can do more. But no one will be able to show much relaxation. It will be the opposite of hite. The Telangana government has already said that the blockade will last until May 8. The term for the whole of India is still May 3.