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India has managed to flatten the Coronavirus curve despite Tablighi Jamaat cases

If the tableeghi thing hadn't happened it was already getting saturated and limited to certain regions in the country, but we can still not lose hope. I think the next govt strategy would be to partially lift lockdown in parts of the country. The states like Maha , TN , Kerala which have more number of cases might continue to remain under lockdown or they might lockdown certain cities which are hotspots of cases.
Maybe you are right. Partial lifting of lockdown - malls, stadiums, cinema halls still shut, maybe even flights and trains banned, cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore locked down till end of the month.

We may get the news by 11th or 12th April (Current lockdown ends on 14th April)

Like the President of Ghana said

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Maybe you are right. Partial lifting of lockdown - malls, stadiums, cinema halls still shut, maybe even flights and trains banned, cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore locked down till end of the month.

We may get the news by 11th or 12th April (Current lockdown ends on 14th April)

Like the President of Ghana said

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Yes govt will try different combinations to balance economic impact and limit virus spread. Number one priority for the govt right now must be to not let the disease reach rural parts of the country & keep it in some urban pockets, because if it does we are screwed. We keep doing this until a vaccine or a treatment is found.
 
indian did this india did that in reality indian done fk all!
 
Yes govt will try different combinations to balance economic impact and limit virus spread. Number one priority for the govt right now must be to not let the disease reach rural parts of the country & keep it in some urban pockets, because if it does we are screwed. We keep doing this until a vaccine or a treatment is found.
density in rural areas is low. Safer than Urban
 
Thanks for the update. Doesn't affect the curve much but to be fair, if an acceleration in testing occurs, a more accurate picture would start to emerge. It would be extremely foolish for India or Pakistan or anyone to start counting chickens just because some agenda-driven media house jumps up and down over incomplete data. Ecuadorian president has taken the right approach today for example, by telling his country the reality is worse than the figures show. Better to prepare for the worst, and anything better is a bonus.
 
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Great news India.

Low testing rates (45,000 out of 1,200,000,000 people as of 31st March) seems to have done the trick and beaten the virus.

Hope UK, Italy and Korea take note.
As of yesterday India did 65k tests as against Pakistan's 30k tests.
Pakistan started tests almost a month ba k whereas India started hardly 15 days back as the cases were low...around 10k tests are being conducted all over india for the past 2 days...it will increase in the coming days as the testing labs are being increased.
The things were going well until this jamaat thing happened...but you can't help but admire the efforts of different state governments to trace the suspects and their acquaintances ,doing tests and putting them in quarantine...just follow the regional channels and you will get to know how much effort is being put .
I am pretty sure we will bring the situation under control and it's all because of Modi who took a great risk of locking down the country before it's too late.
We are going to be an example for the remaining world as for as our victory over corona is concerned.
 
Thanks for the update. Doesn't affect the curve much but to be fair, if an acceleration in testing occurs, a more accurate picture would start to emerge. It would be extremely foolish for India or Pakistan or anyone to start counting chickens just because some agenda-driven media house jumps up and down over incomplete data. Ecuadorian president has taken the right approach today for example, by telling his country the reality is worse than the figures show. Better to prepare for the worst, and anything better is a bonus.
I hope so too. Number of testing has improved as more local labs were given permission to test for Corona, and tests are cheaper with local test kits. I hardly look at the figures, of India or Pakistan it's stupid to compare numbers. I look at US, and Italy they could give an idea of what happens. Europe is the best example on what could go wrong and we multiply it by 10 if things are the same here.
 
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