COVID-19: A virus or revenge of nature: Counter measures of India duringCOVID-19 epidemics
COVID-19: A virus or revenge of nature: Counter measures of India duringCOVID-19 epidemics
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DOI：
10.1002/pa.2371
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发表时间：
2020-09-16
影响因子：
2.6
通讯作者：
Dogra, Pallavi
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作者：
Kaushal, Arun;Dogra, Pallavi
对新冠肺炎相关医学的初步调查表明，它是一种传染性和病毒性疾病。这些类型的病毒性疾病的起源只是因为生物圈或生态系统的不平衡。全世界都在想知道这个重大问题的答案：在这场疫情危机之后，正常生活什么时候才能开始？这个问题的答案必须由人类自己来找出。地球上的人类被认为是最敏感的物种之一。但以污染(空气污染、水污染、土壤侵蚀等)的形式进行的破坏程度。森林砍伐是造成自然资源大量破坏的主要原因。现在在这样的情况下，这个新冠肺炎的出现并不出人意料。在这种情况下，必须特别注意调查人类活动对自然资源的不利影响。这项研究的主要目的是简要介绍世界卫生组织和印度政府为应对印度人口与新冠肺炎相关的紧急情况而采取的各种举措。为了突出印度政府在这种情况下采取的各种举措，对世界卫生组织发布的“情况报告”进行了适当研究，以解释这些报告的主要症结所在。截至2020年4月23日，世卫组织网站共公布了12份报告。研究结果显示，虽然印度也面临着类似的这种病毒的危险问题，但印度政府的倡议是令人钦佩的，因为这些，新冠肺炎的第三阶段(社区转移)还没有达到。
Initial investigation of medical science related to COVID-19 shows that it is a communicable and virus disease. The origination of these types of viral diseases is only because of the imbalance in the biosphere or ecosystem. Whole world is wondering to get answer to the significant question that when the normal life will started after this epidemic crisis? The answer of this question has to be found out by human being himself. Human being on this earth is considered as one of the sensible species. But the level of destruction carried out in the form of pollution (air pollution, water pollution, soil erosion, etc.) and deforestation are main certain reasons which create a lot of damage to natural resources. Now in such situation, emergence of this COVID-19 is not unexpected. In this situation, special attention has to be given to investigate the adverse impact of human activities on natural resources. The main purpose of this study is to briefly highlight the various initiatives of the WHO along with Government of India in order to manage the emergency situation related to COVID-19 for Indian population. In order to highlight the various initiatives adopted by Indian Government in this situation, "Situation reports" issued by World Health Organization have been properly studied in order to explain the main crux of those reports. Till April 23, 2020, total numbers of 12 reports are published on the website of WHO. Results of the study reveal that although India also faces the similar dangerous problem of this virus but the initiatives of the Indian Government are admirable because of those, third stage of COVID-19 (community transfer) has not reached.