Pune: The member of the Covid Country task force on Friday said there is a possibility that the Omicron case increased in the next two to three months even though there might be no wave, emphasizing to maintain any vigil cluster.
“The way forward is to ensure the appropriate behavior of Covids and increase vaccination, in addition to the right ventilation.
Avoid crowding in closed places,” said one member of the task force, adding that the right playback from international tourists must continue.
On Wednesday, the Ministry of Health in his presentation has stated that there is a possible wave in the case in the next two to three months.
The Minister of Health of Rajesh Tope told TI that members of the task of the task had indicated a surge in two to three months.
So, there is a need to be careful, follow the protocol and increase vaccination, he said.
The State Task Force Dr.
Shashank Joshi told Tii, “We may not see waves as witnessed before, but we have to guard the cluster outbreak.
The state must ensure strict watches are stored on any surge in cases in what groups Even, especially in the next two-three months.
Until now, the case is sporadic and only related to the trip.
There has been no community transmission.
“He said,” Care must be taken to follow the Covid protocol because this is a celebration and marriage season.
Especially the conducive winter For viral deployment.
Avoiding a closed place and ensures good ventilated space must be followed by all.
Residents must ensure the right masking and vaccination must be improved.
We need to vaccinate 15% of the population left in the country and make sure they are the first dose taking their second dose .
Senior residents need to be protected.
People must be tested themselves if There are symptoms, “he said.
Members of the task force observed that the current Omicron Case Sporadis did not become a cluster transmission in India, as seen in countries such as Britain, Denmark, South Africa or Norway.
They said they had to be watched carefully if Omicron would replace Delta as the dominant tension in India.
People must avoid unnecessary trips and meetings because of a clear picture of the new variant of the transmission and severity have not yet appeared and will take at least two months, he added.
Dr.
Rahul Pandit, a member of the duty of other countries, said following the appropriate behavior of Covid and ensuring a good ventilation strategy, along with vaccination, it would be very important to prevent a surge in numbers.
“We must be careful and alert, besides being prepared with health infrastructure and increasing vaccination,” he said.
One should not ignore the symptoms and history of any travel must be shared correctly, said the assignment unit said.