'एवढ्यात संवेदनाच बोथट झाल्याचे दिसते'

इतरांपासून अधिकतम सुरक्षीत अंतरासाठी अलर्टनेस (सतर्कपणा) हवा तेही शक्यच नसेल त्या क्षणांच्या वेळी घरीदारी मास्क हवा. माणसाला एका वेळी ज्या अनेक जबाबदार्‍या पार पाडाव्या लागतात त्यात आरोग्य आणि अर्थशास्त्र दोन्हीचा समावेश होतो किंवा कसे? आरोग्य आणि अर्थशास्त्र दोन्ही एकमेकांना पर्यायी नाहीत किंवा कसे? कुटूंबाचे आरोग्य कोसळले तर कुटुंबाचे अर्थशास्त्र कोसळते या बद्दल नव्याने बोलण्याची गरज पडणे कॉमनसेन्स मध्ये मोडते किंवा कसे?

ईंडीयन एक्सप्रेस वार्ताहर Anuradha Mascarenhas | पुणे | प्रकाशन : August 20, 2020 5:53:28 am A new modelling study बाय Tata Consultancy Services Research (TRDCC), Pune, in collaboration with Prayas (health group) has predicted that with the current level of relaxation, the peak load on critical healthcare (people requiring oxygen support, ICU, ventilators etc) will be sustained until October-end in Pune. Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) areas. As the city enters a crucial stage of the pandemic, additional preparation will be needed as the critical case load coming in from outside PMC areas rises during these months. a fine grained model and their analysis indicates that a significant number of people from Pune are still susceptible to the infection. Researchers said that by mid-August, in some wards with crowded dense localities, around 35-40 per cent people were likely to have had the infection already. In some wards (eg Kothrud, Warje, Aundh), this proportion is likely to be as low as 15 per cent. Majority of the infections are seen to occur through household contacts. Along with that, longer interactions in enclosed and crowded places is likely to increase transmission risk (places such as banks, offices, factories, eateries among others). Among the public health measures, universal use of masks and testing and isolation effectively slow down the epidemic. If 80 per cent people used masks, there was reduction in hospital load by upto 25 per cent during peak months. This proportion was 10 per cent if current testing rates were doubled, according to the study. if appropriate preventive care is not taken, there is a risk of rapid rise in infections .... which will further add burden on health care. Gradual opening up and continued efforts to ensure compliance with preventive behaviours will be crucial. Public health measures such as universal use of masks and testing are key interventions.......Advising quarantine of all suspected cases would be a prudent strategy in this situation, and this would require high levels of awareness and trust among communities, researchers said.

असंही होत तर Germany's highest daily toll since April, when the pandemic was considered to be at its peak. Like across much of Europe, Germany's number of infections has jumped significantly over the summer holidays. Returning holidaymakers as well as parties and family gatherings have been driving new cases. संदर्भ