11156 daily cases is understated
As displayed in attached report. The total number for a day can easily be increased 50% to get a sense of daily cases. The testing and test reporting process is broken. It is taking several days for cases to be tested, results and for them to get added to Govt records and then containment process begins.
By that time the individual has already infected ton of people in their containment zone. That is why the sero report is saying 20-30% people in containment zones are infected.
Request all members who know anything about this to come forward and share and if u have a relative friend colleague talk to them and share their experiences please.
Then perhaps LC can escalate to media and Govt with clear asks. more
By that time the individual has already infected ton of people in their containment zone. That is why the sero report is saying 20-30% people in containment zones are infected.
Request all members who know anything about this to come forward and share and if u have a relative friend colleague talk to them and share their experiences please.
Then perhaps LC can escalate to media and Govt with clear asks. more
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What relevance does this data have when the figures have no credibility? Your comments and stats add fuel to fire. Who will take the responsibility except the government, which in any way compelled to do so? The Aarogya Setu app displays figures and information. In an radius of 1 km, 38702 people have used app, 497 have taken self assessment, 43 declared themselves as "UNWELL" and 128 have declared themselves as COVID-19 positive in the last 28 days. In an radius of 10 km, 15,42,767 people have used app, 19,801 have taken self assessment, 1990 declared themselves as "UNWELL" and 5,459 have declared themselves as COVID-19 positive in the last 28 days. All this is nothing but a vulgar display of figures to passify a few but create tension to many. Compare this with data displayed by you. Does it make any sense? Which figures are credible? The ones published or the one by the app? more
Jun 12
I agree with you Mr.Nileshwar.Some men and women want their picture published and seen on the net.They nothing about the subject and dump such stupid,and irrelevant data (stolen,copied,copy and pasted) and that garbage dump on your back yard. If you ask this lady how many times she caught flu or influenza in the last three Financial Years and the frequency, period of bed rest and show in a graph she would not be able to identify X and Y axis. more
Jun 12
The total confirmed cases is for Statidtics and has little relevance to the fate / future of the present Active cases . The other numbers are the ones the health authorities have to be concerned and asses ,plan the future course of action. When the Active cases go higher than that of the recovered cases , then there should be extra vigil to contain the infection . No doubt people are the culprits . But also take into consideration what drives them to Disorderly and impulsive Crowding situation and Authorities should foresee and prepare well to prevent such situation . Orderliness needn’t be expected necessarily from the crowd alone , there are 3 parties involved , Seller , L& O administration besides the buyer . Lots of clusters cases could have been avoided if every thing started from the Authorities . When total Recovery (green )number is greater than the Active Cases as in all the states listed except Delhi & Maharashtra , it could mean that the intervention is fairly good and timely . WHEN TAKEN ON A DAILY BASIS THE RECOVERED CASES EXCEEDING DAILY NEW CASES , IT IS TIME FOR RELAXATION OF NORMS AND FOR UNLOCK . The last column that denotes the numbers of deaths may indicate that the cases were identified late /with co morbidities or age factor. IT DEPENDS ON THE TEAMWORK FOR SUCCESS . WIL ALL JOIN TOGETHER AGAINST COVID 19 ? more
Jun 11
With your comment on Local Circles COVID-19 took the next available flight and flew back to Wuhan.Don't puke copied data and graph which we see on TV,news paper,even on the public toilet. more
Jun 11
