Pune: With a recent projection that the third wave of the Coronavirus pandemic can regard anytime between September and October, the Indian Council Project of the Medical Research (ICMR) that it could be less severe than the second wave recently.
Dr.
Samiran Panda, the Head of the Epidemiology and Disease Division (ECD) ICMR, said that no one could predict the third wave for the entire country.
“Now it will make sense only if certain district or country data is used for certain projections.
Waves can just raise their heads if they declare prematurely restrictions and there are efficient variants of new transmissions which in turn can cause a large increase in the charge, or there is a clear violation of the protocol Covid at the population level, “said Dr.
Panda.
He further said the important factors for waves were a decrease in natural immunity or vaccine-induced vaccines, the emergence of a more deadly new variant such as delta, relaxation without behavior that corresponded covid or insufficient vaccine coverage.
“The district where the spread is low during the second wave may register the increase in the case this time, while the district that reports a high level of infection may not witness high cases,” he said.