India may need 49-day lockdown to fully combat Covid 19 This is in line with the study of factors such as age, social interaction patterns and population of Indian people. Researchers at Cambridge University, a study by Indian researchers at the University of Cambridge, found that the 21-day lock-down currently installed could not save the virus.
Using mathematical models, the study examines how much social distance can be used to prevent Covid19 disease. The study evaluated measures such as housekeeping, leisure for educational institutions, and so on.
The study is based on social interaction data based on people’s age. The study examines the extent to which the social interaction of Indians causes the spread of the virus and how the virus can be prevented through widespread social isolation measures. Based on this, researchers have come to the conclusion that how many days of lock down can prevent the virus.
The 21-day lock-down could not withstand the spread of the virus. The virus is likely to spread again after three weeks. Therefore, the study recommends that the lock-down be extended for at least 49 days, with occasional concessions. Researchers say this could be determined by looking at the prevalence rate in the coming days.
A study by researchers at the University of Cambridge, Rono Joy Adhikari and Rajesh Singh, found that the Covid 19 defense has the data. They are researchers in Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics at the University. The draft of the study was posted on ArXiv, an open archive of the Kernel university.