Ranchi: Covid-19 Cases have fallen away in the state with only 208 active cases recorded on Tuesday – the last number observed in the first month since the plague of pandemic on May 23, 2020, when the number of active cases was 206.
While some experts expect out From dark tunnels, others want to be careful because they are too optimistic.
Professor of lung treatment in the rim, Dr.
Brajesh Mishra, said that it was a little premature to imagine that the pandemic ended.
“We have all observed strict locking norms and the appropriate behavior of Covid, cutting the chain of virus deployments but now schools and business companies have begun to be reopened.
We have to wait and watch until the end of August, because the virus incubation period is about 10 days,” he said .
He, however, agreed that new infections have dropped and high seropositivity prevalence can also play a role in stemming deployment.
“In the case of Bihar, the seroprevalence level is 78% while in Jharkhand it is 62% in the latest survey which shows that the opportunity for the spread of the virus is higher here compared to Bihar,” he warned.
Head, Preventive and Social Medicine (PSM) in Rims, Dr.
Devesh Kumar, which has become part of several studies conducted on Covid -19, however, hopes that the third wave can be avoided.
Even if there is one, “this will be far more ferocious than what we experienced during the second wave,” he said.
Kumar also said that for every definitive conclusion, experts must wait a few more months.
“It’s true that the number of new cases is down and there may be two reasons – this virulence really goes down or RTPCR fails to detect a virus,” he said.
Pointing on a large number of cases in recent months with symptoms such as covid but lighter, Kumar said the right research was needed to find the cause of the infection which was mostly ignored as a seasonal influenza.
The first Covid-19 case was reported on the Jharkhand on March 31 last year and since then the active case of crawling and reached its peak of 15,726 active cases on September 9, 2020.
Considered the first wave, the number of cases began to fall gradually and the graph touched the bottom line at 428 cases Active on February 6 earlier this year.
Even though people hope that the pandemic will take place, it’s far from the truth.
The case began to increase once more since March 10.
All throughout February, the active case remained around 500, the lowest was 428 on February 6, the second wave began to peak and reach the peak of 61,195 cases on May 9 again, the number of new infections was less than the number of recovery and the active graph of the active case fell sharply.
While the lowest number of cases was 428 in the first wave, even lower in seconds when the number of cases dropped to 202 on August 9.
Although it returns a little increase to 208 the following day, the high number of tests is carried out (around 50,000 every day) and fewer new infections, which have been below 30, are positive signs.