Kolkata: When unlocking the key revealed with covid numbers, sliding, the expert said, each phase of reopening will cause a small Spurt in the transmission that will help extend the ‘third wave tail’.
It might see new cases up for several days and the number of deaths remains constant until at least early March but nails tend to be small and the number will fall rapidly, they predict.
While the number of new cases remained below 200 in Kolkata on Friday and Saturday, the city still recorded 10 deaths on Friday and 8 on Saturday.
The victim of the country, in fact, remained over 30 days for almost a month.
With schools, colleges and universities reopened, the burst in the transmission will soon occur, feel the Institute of Post-Postgraduate Medical Education & Professor of Dipendra Sarkar Research.
“As a new part out with every opening, some will be exposed to viruses and transmissions inevitable.
But because the infection is light, it will be a small surge that will reach the trough quickly,” said Sarkar.
RN Tagore International Institute of Cardiac Sciences Intensivist Sauren Panja said the unlocking needs to continue because it would help reduce virulence and potential viruses through herd immunity.
‘Unlockings must continue to reduce virulence rather than educational institutions, social meetings in the auditoria, cinema rooms, malls, bars and restaurants have been allowed to operate with a capacity of 75%.
The office has also been 75% of attendance.
RN Tagore International Institute of Cardiac Sciences (RTIICS) Intensivist Sauren Panja said, “Because of the combination of factors, the number of cases has been dipped slowly during the third wave, which reaches its peak faster than the previous wave.
But unlocking needs to continue for it will help reduce virulence And the potential of the virus through herd immunity.
In the third wave, we have seen a large number of people getting mild infections, which will strengthen their immunity.
The next wave can be like ordinary influenza and fewer people can be affected by lighter infections.
“The opening that follows the peak The first and second waves did not see a significant bursts because they were more distant, said Sarkar.
“Now, we don’t need to search back to reopen the disease that has changed lightly and hospitalization has dropped,” he said.
Unlocked spurs can see mild infections increase in number, which will not threaten, said the clinical research director of Peerless Hospital Subhrojyoti Bhowmick.
“Because most of the population in Kolkata and its environment are vaccinated, we can fight small transmissions now.
After the third wave, we also have a herd immunity, so unlocking needs to continue,” Bhowmick said.
Restrictions work when the transmission suddenly, spiral sharply because asymptomatic positive is stored from non-infected, said the Internal Medicine Consultant Arindam Biswas.
“But with a virus losing his sting, now we have to turn to the practice of brief restrictions during waves and return to normal quickly.
This is normal,” added Biswas.
It’s important to do tests and determine the definite amount affected, feel Sarkar.
“Even those who are somewhat affected have to get a quick test that is done so that we can track and record each case.
It will also help curb transmissions at every step, which, unfortunately, has not happened during the third wave,” he said.