IS LOCK DOWN IS SOLUTION OF PANDEMIC(COVID-19)
Do you really think lock is the solution of every wave of covid Wave...?
The chief scientist of the World Health Organisation, Dr Soumya Swaminathan, has advised against a complete lockdown in India.
The Indian Express, Dr. Swaminathan said that citizens should try to manage the pandemic's second wave in the country without a lockdown as it can have a terrible consequence...
All though the cases in India are more than the first wave of covid-19 but the death rate is less from the previous wave...
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| Worst Consequences of lock Down |
India is the world’s most populous democracy, home to well over a billion people. Residents in cities such as Mumbai and Delhi are packed into extremely dense clusters, where poverty and a lack of stable employment are rampant. Needless to say, the population hit hardest by the stringent measure to lock the country down were the poor — the daily wagers, the street vendors, the construction workers and the homeless.
India is the country where most of the people belong to middle class and lower class. Where people of middle class society who are loving belong to business class.Where as people of lower class they belong to all daily wages workers . These people use to work daily and earn their living daily but LOCK DOWN had made their living worst i.e. they are just bounded within the home(forcefully) due to which can't earn earn their living.
IT'S BETTER FOR THEM TO DYE BY GETTING INFECTED BY VIRUS RATHER THAN LIVING WITHOUT FOOD AND DYING BY JUST STARVING...!!!
- At present, 60 per cent of India's population, or an estimated 812 million people, live below that poverty line.
- In effect, the coronavirus pandemic and the economic consequences of an extended business shutdown could swell the ranks of India's poorest to 915 million.
After lock Down the number of cases were increased at its twice speed which proves that Lock Down is failure and there is no need of Lock Down 2.0
During the lockdown, an estimated 14 crore (140 million) people lost employment while salaries were cut for many others...
The Indian economy was expected to lose over ₹32,000 crore (US$4.5 billion) every day during the first 21-days of complete lockdown, which was declared following the coronavirus outbreak.
FEW IMPORTANT FACTS THAT WHY LOCK DOWN SHOULDN'T APPLY IN INDIA AGAIN
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