If the corona vaccine does not come until winter, the situation can be very serious

How much effect the corona virus will have on the winter in India is a big question. Before the heat started in the country, it was said that as the temperature would rise, the effect of the corona virus would decrease, but it happened the opposite. In the rainy season, corona virus wreaked havoc and the winter season is ahead. This is seen as the biggest challenge in terms of weather. A large section of experts say that if the corona virus vaccine does not come before the onset of winter, the situation in the country can be very serious. He has also not ruled out the second wave of the corona virus epidemic.

A second wave of corona can be seen in winter

Consultant (Internal Medicine) of Fortis Hospital Anandpur DR. Jaideep Ghosh said-" we are fortunate that corona virus cases in India started increasing during summer and rainy season. If the winter season had happened, the situation would have been very serious today. There are several season why a second wave of corona virus can be seen in winter. Any type of virus spreads rapidly during the winter season. Covid-19 is no different. Low temperatures help a virus to survive for a long time and spread rapidly.Due to the low humidity in winter, the virus can spread far enough when a corona virus infected person coughs or sneezes. If the mutual distance of one mutual distance of one meter is considered safe at this time, more distance will have to be maintained in water.

Why Corona infection cases may increase in winter

'Dr. Ghosh further said-' People are washing their hands repeatedly as per the guidelines of World Health Organization. Taking a bath after returning home from the market or office but doing so in the winter season would be difficult. This will increase the risk of corona virus coming into the home. Most of us keep the windows and doors closed in winter, so that the fresh air outside does not come in. We gather in a room to warm up, so if a person becomes infected, the chances of the rest of the family increase. Being infected will increase manifold. Maintaining physical distance in winter will also be challenging.

Corona will peak next month

With apprehensions, Drs. Ghosh also hoped that the corona virus would reach its peak in India by next month and matters would start to decrease thereafter. While there, head of Emergency Service of Fortis Hospital Anandpur, Dr. Sanjukta Dutta said- 'Winter brings with it many health problems. Common cold, flu, sore throat, fever etc. increase. Since many symptoms of corona coincide with them, people may become confused about corona and the common flu. Pollution increases significantly during the winter season, which can cause asthma and many respiratory diseases. Heart diseases also increase. It can prove fatal in cases of comradity. '

If the corona vaccine does not come until winter, the situation can be very serious

India says the Corona vaccine may be available as early as 2021.

The corona virus vaccine may become available in the Indian markets in the first quarter of 2021. In a report by global brokerage firm Bernstein, this possibility is based on the speed of covaccine trials.

The report states that currently four vaccines globally are close to being approved as a confirmed drug to prevent corona infection. After the completion of their use, the process leading up to approval is expected to be completed in late 2020 or early 2021. Through the partnership, India has access to Avi / Oxford's viral vector vaccine and Novavax's protein subunit vaccine.

Reportedly, the first and second stages of the vaccine have proved promising at both the level of safety and capacity for the immune response at the immune level. We expect India to have a successful vaccine market during the first quarter of 2021. The report also states that Indian patients may have to spend between 3 and 6 dollars (225 to 550 rupees) for a single dose of the vaccine.

It will take 18 to 20 months for the entire public to apply the vaccine.

The report said that given India's low experience in the mass vaccination program, it would take 2 years to gain herd immunity in the country. The report states that the polio eradication campaign was launched in 2011 and the recent high-speed mission, the rainbow, is an example of a large-scale campaign.

But this is only one third of the level that would be required under the program required to make the Corona vaccine available to all. The report cited a lack of cold chain storage and trained people as the biggest obstacle to keeping vaccines safe. According to the report, even though the current production of government programs is double, the vaccination will still take 18 to 20 months.

Health workers and the elderly may get priority

The report also stated that in the allocation of vaccines, health workers, elderly people above 65 years of age, essential service workers and vulnerable economic sections of the population may be given priority in vaccination under the first batch vaccine.

Novavax vaccine results better than Oxford

The report also compared the viral vector vaccine of AZ / Oxford and the protein subunit vaccine of Novavax. Accordingly, those taking Novavax showed more antibodies and viral neutralization. This was around 5 to 6 HCS levels, while the Oxford vaccine is close to the average HCS level.

However, the congruent (retrieved) groups of the two were different. Phase III trials of both are underway and both currently require a second dose in 21 to 28 days. Berntine says that the Serum Institute of India (SII) is in the best position to deliver the first vaccine in the country, with both being partners.

Corona Virus infected figures are over 3.4 million with 76472 new cases reported in last 24 hours

Covid-19 cases in India have crossed the 34 lakh mark. On Saturday, once again cases of corona Virus infection increased. 76,472 new cases were reported in one day on Saturday. But the good thing is that the number of people recovering from the infection has increased to 26.5 million and investigations have increased.

According to data updated on Saturday morning by the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the death toll has risen to 62,550 with 1,021 deaths in the last 24 hours. Cases of infection have increased to 34,63,973 in the country, of which 7,52,424 people are undergoing treatment and 26,48,999 people have recovered from the disease after treatment. Foreign citizens are also involved in total cases of infection.

According to the Health Ministry data, the recovery rate of patients has increased to 76.47 percent, while the death rate has come down to 1.81 percent. At the same time, 21.72 percent patients are undergoing treatment.