When COVID-19 is causing a massive shake-up of our
daily lives, a major question that comes up in everyone’s mind today is
“When are we going to return to normal life”? We have to find out new keywords
to optimize the situation. Even when the Vaccine is
experimentally advanced to reach out, it will roughly take about six
months to get it injected into our blood. In any case, when we are
ready to immunize ourselves with the vaccine, it would perhaps be hard for all
the people to manage the cost of the medicine unless the Government assumes the
liability of 135-Crore Indians. Read more PC Thomas Articles
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fundamental factor would also reveal to us that for a nation like India, which
is densely populated where people are not prepared enough to be
restrained, it will be extremely hard to keep up social distancing until
we are disciplined enough to make it a
part of our day to day living culture.
In our normal
way of thinking, we may presume that we can achieve zero-coronavirus population
by conducting tests of every one going from home to home. When the civic administration
is searching for Covid patients through the left side, real patients are
running away from the right side, and vice versa. Then, what can be done? Like
we have done for Aadhar implementation and Voter id-card exercise, are we able
to do a corona test on every resident in a phased manner?
Every
resident of this nation should demand a test from the government right now than
anything else. Of course,
a caution is needed. Two difficult factors still remain: not increasing the testing
rates and the government’s denial of community spread. Recovery rates do spiral
because that is the natural course during a pandemic. However, we would not
find out more new cases unless we test more. Until and unless all citizens are completely tested, what is
the answer for these terrible circumstances we have just fallen into?
Already,
voices are rising in nations like the USA against the Government's deferral in
understanding the seriousness of the issue and now the administration is openly
admitting that their framework was not set up to face such a consequence.
In India,
we seem to be more interested in trumpeting about what we do in combating the
pandemic and showing off the social help we are giving during the lockdown than
to confront the situation with earnestness and discipline. In any case, would
we say that we are posing difficult
queries or that we are not prepared to
address the enquiry - how long do we need to be in lockdown?
The time
has come to settle on hard options, create a middle path with respect to the
public. The challenge, when all said than done, is - how would you cause the
citizens to make the best decision to follow guidelines when they are not
familiar with following civic rules. Considering the gravity of the situation,
the main way out is to communicate and conscientize the people about the need
to follow the instructions through various governmental agencies to keep
themselves safe ceaselessly and consistently. We have to attempt to do the
best, and then we will survive! Stay safe!
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