The Saga of SARS COVID-19 in India

Pachava, Srinivas

doi:10.30491/ijmr.2023.409146.1259

The Saga of SARS COVID-19 in India

Document Type : Mini Review

Author

Srinivas Pachava

Department of Public Health Dentistry, Sibar Institute of Dental Sciences, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, India

10.30491/ijmr.2023.409146.1259

Abstract

The SARS COVID-19 outbreak is the most significant catastrophe to strike humanity in this century. There has been a significant impact on health, society, and finances for all nations, regardless of whether they are categorized as first, second, or third world. As a matter of fact, many accepted that India will confront a rage because of SARS Corona virus, given its size of populace, diversity and its situation in world as per the positions designated in view of monetary development, social file. This perspective mini review discusses India’s experience with SARS COVID-19, the vagueness in the control of cases, rummaging news, the responsibility, obliviousness and the veracity of medical service experts and wellbeing associations the, negligence for social setting in the spread of the sickness, and its' confidence in the disease's control. The safety measures to prevent COVID-19 were dominated by the public personal priorities resulting in surge of cases. The typical nature of SARS COVID-19 is demonstrated by the peak time of emergence of cases and deaths depicted in the line graph. Neglecting the assessment of opportunities, skills, and motivation of public may not result in positive outcomes in disease prevention and treatment. When the public considers that the perceived cost exceeds the threat appraisal, preventative measures may suffer setbacks.

Keywords

Corona Virus Disease

Current Indian Scenario

Social Context

Prevention