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Earlier today (21 March), India breached the 275 mark for the total number of people tested positive for Covid-19. While 4 people have succumbed to the virus, 23 have completely recovered from it. As of now, of the 296 cases, no one is currently admitted in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).

In his evening address to the nation on 19 March, Prime Minister Narendra Modi requested everyone barring those engaged in essential services, to stay at home from 7 am to 9 pm on 22 March, calling it a ‘Janata Curfew’.

It is clearly a sign of unusual times when, in peacetime, the leader of a nation has to appeal for a nationwide voluntary curfew. The call has received a positive response. Many non-essential services have already shut down.

One may see a nationwide curfew as an overreaction when the number of confirmed cases stands at 294 in a nation of 1.3 billion people.

Let’s have a look:
The United States went from 1 case on 21 January to 338 on 7 March. Between 6 and 7 March, the numbers increased from 233 to 338. Thus. it went from 0 to 250+ in 46 days.
France went from 0 to 250+ in 41 days. The United Kingdom took 39, Germany took 38, Spain took 35, South Korea took 34, Italy took 27, and Switzerland, an exception, took merely 12 days to get to more than 250 total cases.
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What was common to all, apart from the slow (with the exception of the Swiss) beginning to 250 cases was an exponential rise in the number of cases in about two weeks.
This is the first reason why India must be worried. While it took India 51 days to get to its first 250 cases, the spread from here is expected to be exponential as witnessed in other nations.
Population density in this case does not work in our favour. Against 414 in India, the population density (population per square km) stands at 201 in Italy, 97 in Spain, 34 in the US, 233 in Germany, 123 in France, 208 in Swaziland, and 274 in the United Kingdom. Interestingly, amongst the countries with more than 3,000 cases, only South Korea has greater population density (517) than India.
Coupled with the population size of 1.3 billion and a severe disregard for government notices and requests to quarantine and social distance, the population density in India could further add to the woes in case our case expansion starts taking the exponential trajectory for more than a week.
Given the size of the administration and scale of healthcare infrastructure in India, both tracking and treating the new cases could be a nightmare.
Further, an exponential increase could further aid panic stocking, fear-mongering, and spread of cases as India’s urban people might want to turn to their rural homes at this hour, thus further aiding the spread.In this scenario, social distancing becomes necessary, as it allows for the transmission of the virus to be curtailed.Also, people will have to be prepared for social isolation wherever possible as it wouldn’t be feasible to go for a prolonged shutdown.Eventually, more than the government, the onus shall lie with the people to take charge, and the Janata Curfew is the first act.
The buck does not stop at the population, however.Even the administration, in the Centre, across states, districts, and local bodies would be required to prepare themselves for a complete lockdown in case any of the districts have a situation like the one we witnessed in Lombardy, Italy, where almost 20,000 cases have been registered.This curfew would allow the administration and other relevant authorities to have a ‘dress rehearsal’ and to make amendments to their processes to prepare for a potential lockdown in the future.However, it would be exceedingly premature to assume that the Sunday curfew is a precursor to a prolonged shutdown as is being rumored on many social media portals.Data is the new oil, and the Sunday shutdown allows agencies to collect that. Along with cutting down the transmission, this curfew will leave our governments, in state and Centre, better equipped.
On 20 March, we witnessed an increase of 49 cases or 24.25 per cent, the highest for a day.
Until 2.30 pm on 21 March, 43 new cases have already been registered for the day, an increase of 17.13 per cent already. As of now, it looks that 21 March will see the greatest rise in the number of cases, breaching the 300 mark.
From here, we can take either of the two paths. One, that leads us the Italian way, and the other, that takes us towards flattening the curve. In our fight against Covid-19, we did get a Sehwag-like start, but it’s the Dravid-like resilience that shall get us through.
The Janata Curfew, that is, we the people, shall decide the virus’ transmission trajectory. Italians wasted their chance, we must not.

[santhoshbolade]

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[rajvirkaur]

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[shreyatalpade]

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