Patna: In the midst of a sudden increase in the case of Covid-19, health experts are now afraid that the new year celebration can cause a faster Coronavirus transmission.
They have, therefore, advise people to avoid traveling unless absolutely necessary and delay plans to visit tourist attractions that support strictly with safety norms.
Dr.
Nitish Kumar Ranjan, Assistant Director of the Indira Gandhi Cardiology Institute, told this reporters on Thursday, “once again, the virus in the form of an invisible enemy came out to infect everyone, and many people gathered for the celebration of the New Year might function as an open invitation To attack.
“Dr.
Pankaj Tiwari from Patna Medical College and the hospital stated that Coronavirus found the opportunity to spread quickly last year and earlier this year as a result of meeting people to celebrate Christmas, New Year, and Sankranti Makar.
“We cannot put aside the explosive situation in a few weeks if people are not careful and refrain from participating in a picnic or a big meeting,” he warned.
A pediatric specialist, Dr.
Sunil Kishore, explained, “Because the omicron variant is very contagious, the chain can only be solved through social distance.
Children who are not protected by vaccines are at high risk of contracting the virus while participating in outdoor games or having fun with Friends in the park.
Now is the responsibility of parents to monitor their children, instill the habit of wearing a mask, and preventing them from visiting crowded places.
“Dr.
Anil Kumar, Head of the Emergency Department and Trauma at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences-Patna, asking people to “think about surviving this pandemic”.
He added, “Wearing a favored face mask a year ago, but it has become unavoidable now.” Dr.
Kunal Kumar, a neurosurgeon in Ruban Hospital, claimed that the pandemic resulted in many people who developed psychiatric problems.
He continued, “While government experts or health can issue guidelines, it is the responsibility of individuals to follow them.”