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Sunday, April 12, 2020 00:30 AM (GMT + 7)
In many villages in Uttar Pradesh, the most populous state in India, large city workers are unable to enter the home because relatives are persecuting them out of concern to bring Covid-19 out of the city.
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After several propaganda sessions between local officials and village councils in the state of Uttar Pradesh, returnees from the city were able to enter the village. However, they are not allowed to go home with family members, but must remain in schools, makeshift camps for doctors and police to administer, to limit the risk of spreading Covid-19 to the community.
“People here are very scared. Much false information also appeared. We are not sure if our loved ones carry the virus or not, but we cannot let them stay in the same house as us, ”said Malkhan Singh, head of the village in Daipur, India.
Stories of the return of labor from the “forbidden” gates of family members in his hometown are becoming common in the small towns and villages of India.
Indians walk home in hot weather (photo: Bloomberg)
Rural India is home to a third of the country’s population. The health system in rural India is considered very weak, easy to overload as the number of Covid-19 cases increases.
Many people in the villages are very afraid of being infected by the virus when hundreds of thousands of workers from big cities flock to it because they cannot find work.
Steve Hanke, a professor at Johns Hopkins University, said rural Indian hospitals were out of bed when the Covid-19 epidemic spread. About 9 million Indians travel between town and town each year, and can bring Covid-19 from town to town, where medical facilities are destitute.
Bloomberg’s interviews with doctors, hospital staff, village chiefs and government officials have shown how difficult it is to be in rural India.
There is a severe shortage of medical supplies, inadequate test kits, and local authorities have to take firm measures to prevent people from leaving their homes.
India turns carriages into hospitals for people infected with Covid-19 (photo: Bloomberg)
The low capacity of India’s Covid-19 test in the past 2 months has increased confusion among the population. According to the Indian Medical Research Council, India only performed 9,4,910 virus tests on 9.4.
As of October 10, the state of Uttar Pradesh, which has a population equal to Brazil, has established 11 Covid-19 test facilities. Noida – The city is one of the Uttar Pradesh virus spread hot spots, with only a Covid-19 test facility.
The mass evacuations of hundreds of thousands of poor workers from major cities have caused the Indian government to increase pressure and difficulty in the epidemic.
While many people find their way back to the field. More than 1 million migrant workers remain in major cities living in 31,000 aid camps established by state governments and humanitarian organizations in India.
If more than 1 million people are also looking to return home, the Covid-19 epidemic situation in India is likely to be out of control.
In rural India, only district and higher hospitals have the role of treating people with Covid-19 infection. However, most of its district hospitals are overloaded and must operate at 110% or even 150% of capacity.
The Indian government is deeply concerned about the upcoming evacuation of more than 1 million workers remaining in major cities (Image: Reuters)
Recently, the case of an elderly woman named Lalita Devi, 75, who died of Covid-19, caused a stir in public opinion in India. According to relatives of Ms. Lalita Devi, the cause of death was because doctors denied her treatment after hospitalization. The reason given is that the doctor was so afraid of Covid-19 and did not dare to care for Lalita Devi.
On July 9.4, India’s Ministry of Health said it ordered more than 17 million protective suits and 49,000 breathing machines to combat the Covid-19 epidemic. While waiting for the shipment to arrive, doctors in the country have yet to fight the disease for fear of a lack of medical equipment.
As of April 11, India recorded a total of 7,600 Covid-19 cases with 249 deaths. The number of people infected with the virus in the country is expected to continue to rise in the country’s blocking order because there are still many cases without the Covid-19 test.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi decided to extend the blockade nationally due to the Covid-19 epidemic and did not say how long the order will continue.
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The Ministry of Health recommends isolation, health surveillance in the prevention of Covid-19: – For close contacts of Covid-19 positive patients: Isolate at the medical center within 14 days and take samples for analysis. – For close contact with Covid-19 positive patients: Quarantine, monitor health at home, place of residence, residence within 14 days and notify local authorities (neighborhoods, communes, cities) and must closely monitor the health situation. If fever, cough, sneeze, runny nose, fatigue, chills, or shortness of breath are found, immediately isolate at the medical facility and take patient samples for testing. – Wear a mask frequently, cover your mouth when coughing or sneezing. – Wash your hands with soap continuously to avoid the risk of spreading the disease to other people. – Share your own travel schedule with medical staff. – Call the information hotline immediately: 19003228 and 19009095. |
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