The upcoming festive season can take life and lead to a surge in the deathly unseen virus in pandemic cases if netizens are not cautious. Across from the nation, the experts and the doctors have warned. ‘Social gatherings could turn into super spreader events if communities fail to follow protocols” stated the experts.
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) general director, Balram Bhargava gave recent advice that “vaccination is modifying disease not preventing disease option.”
The director of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Raipur, Mr. Nitin Nagarkar gave a statement that people need to remember that earlier this year the cases went down only to shoot up in April, the month when the nation saw a second wave.
Rajesh Bhushan, gave a brief on Standard of Procedures (SOPs) for the states and for the territories that had already been issued with the health ministry’s letter on September 21 in the year 2021.
Bhushan also said mass gatherings to be avoided in areas identified as containment zones and in districts reporting more than 5% case positivity.
According to the local context gatherings with advanced permissions and limited people will be allowed in districts with a positivity rate of 5%.