India is now going to take charge of the situation. After the first and second waves, Where millions of people lost their lives, India is now better prepared to stop new Covid-19 waves. They will prevent the third wave from wreaking havoc on the country. This is all coming from and according to Dr. Soumya Swaminathana, the chief scientist at the World Health Organization.
The South Asian nation had the worst of the case when it suffered a devastating second wave between the months of February and early May. It was during this time when the country was suffering the most. In the time of which they faced a daily infection case. This was bad enough with the far and widespread of the coronavirus, but it also had the death rates rise at an alarming pace. This was very devastating for the people of the country. It pushed the healthcare system to the brink of it.
Dr. Soumya Swaminathana, Chief Scientist at the World Health Organization
Since then, there has been some relief in the cases that we have seen. The case has actually declined and has gone down a lot, and they are currently averaging around 30,000 to 40,000 a day. Vaccination is also done at a higher rate. This is indeed a very good sign that India is following.
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“I think we are much better equipped now in India to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, and also prevent the tragedy that happened during the second wave, but also it has been prevalent in other countries. It is done in order to prevent any catastrophic waves from happening,” she said.
