Corona Return : Dark Cloud Again Gathering Over CISCE Exam of 2023

Corona Return : Dark Cloud Again Gathering Over CISCE Exam of 2023.COVID infections are on the rise again and experts point out that this is because “People letting their guard down and not following social distancing norms”.India has experienced over 45 million infections since the pandemic began. Student preparing for board exam again in worry about the fate of CISCE exam.

Corona Return : Dark Cloud Again Gathering Over CISCE Exam of 2023

At a time when Covid cases are rapidly spreading in China and some other parts of the world, India is not leaving any stone unturned to prevent the virus from spreading further. Even as the new COVID wave is wreaking in China, it was being speculated that a similar kind of corona wave will hit India again. However, experts refute such speculations and said no new wave will hit India anytime soon as most of the citizens are fully vaccinated.

No one is following the COVID rules: Said Report

“We are seeing the number of Covid cases going up mainly among young people and those with comorbidities. No one is wearing masks, people are visiting overcrowded spaces by letting their guard down and not washing their hands frequently. People are certainly lagging in their defence,” said Dr Avi Kumar, senior consultant, pulmonology, Fortis Escorts, Okhla, as reported by news agency PTI.

Are there any new symptoms?

Dr Akshay Budhraja, the head of the pulmonology department at Aakash Healthcare, said, “There is a sudden upsurge in the number of Covid cases. The symptoms are similar to what we have witnessed earlier, just that the number of cases is high.

Report said, “There are sudden ups and downs in the number of cases throughout the year. Earlier, it was four-five patients every week. These days we are witnessing the same numbers on a daily basis. The senior citizens admitted are also diagnosed with diabetes, hypertension and renal diseases.

Three senior citizens were admitted to our hospital this week. This is a warning that the Covid safety guidelines should be followed strictly. Masking and frequent handwashing with soap and water are to be practised on a regular basis to avoid the spread of the virus.”.

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