IIT Professor claims COVID Third Wave possibility now negligible

New Delhi: For the last one and a half years, there is relief news for the countrymen who are facing the brunt of Corona Pandemic. Padmashree Prof Manindra Agrawal, senior scientist at IIT Kanpur, claims that the possibility of a third wave of corona infection is now negligible.

He has told the main reason for this to be a large number of vaccinations. Prof. Aggarwal has made this claim on the basis of mathematical formula model.

COVID Third wave:

According to him, the speed of infection will now be continuously reduced. At the same time, he also claims that by October, states like UP, Bihar, Delhi and Madhya Pradesh will be almost free from infection.

Professor Aggarwal has claimed in his study that till October, the active cases of corona in the country will be close to 15 thousand. The reason for this will be the presence of infection in the northeastern states including Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Kerala, Karnataka, Assam, Arunachal. However, he says that the possibility of a third wave is now negligible. He has told in his report that by October, the active cases of corona in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Delhi, Madhya Pradesh will reach the unit mark.

It is worth noting that Professor Manindra Agarwal has been continuously alerting the government through his studies during the Corona epidemic. His claim of a second wave proved to be true to a great extent. According to Prof Aggarwal, the benefits of lockdown and vaccination seem to be getting a lot. After the second wave, herd immunity has been formed in most of the people. At the same time, the effect of the fast-running vaccine campaign will also be effective in stopping the pandemic.

Govt advisory on Third Wave:

After seeing every deadly face of coronavirus, we can't ignore the warnings of NITI Aayog. Meanwhile, NITI Aayog member VK Paul last month gave some suggestions to the government to deal with the corona infection. It was said that in future arrangements will have to be made for hospitalization of 23 cases out of every 100 corona virus infection cases.

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