Sunday to Sunday shows 35% rise in cases
Sunday is the lowest case load day in India. Last Sunday July 25th we had 29000 cases and yesterday we had 40,134 Daily New Cases.
People are back to shopping eating out and socialising and if this continues it wont take very long for cases to double twice from here. This poll of LC is a teller in terms of peoples behaviour lately.
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People are back to shopping eating out and socialising and if this continues it wont take very long for cases to double twice from here. This poll of LC is a teller in terms of peoples behaviour lately.
Do vote to see results more
How are people in your area/district/city complying to social distancing norms?
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Unless we COMPLETELY boycott pseudo-scientific World Hellth Organization's protocols, and adopt alternative ones, wave after waves keep coming. We can't stop them. more
Aug 08
When it is confirmed that Corona is going to stay for some time now, we need to learn to live with it. Meanwhile, it would be too much to expect that our 1350 million people will stay inside their houses indefinitely. If you desire, you can do that but I doubt that you have yourself completely stopped going out of your house since 3/2020, when lock down was first declared through out the nation. In my opinion, it is too much now to continuously talk on Covid-19 to create negativity in peoples' mind, who have already suffered a lot during last 20 months. Better your find out some other issues of public interest to discuss in future. more
Aug 08
I agree..... For many people Eating-Out is more important than staying alive ad letting other people also stay alive. more
Aug 03
Eating out could be inevitable for many. It doens't means people eating out die and lucky people like you who may eat at home will not die. Unless we COMPLETELY boycott pseudo-scientific World Hellth Organization's protocols, and adopt alternative ones, wave after waves keep coming. We can't stop them. more
Aug 08
