Covid - 19: Government Intervention and Post Covid Complications in India
Akhilesh Tiwari, Jainab Sandalwala, Megha Joshi, Anil Kumar Gupta
Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 168–178 · Published 20 Jul 2021
10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i37B32036Abstract
Most discussing topic in the year 2020 is nCovid-19, popularly known as Covid-19 in which most anticipated debates are going on for concluding the justification of lockdown. Present work reveals that India where large population lives in very dense localities are still struggling for improving its healthcare facilities. From very beginning government of India has taken many important steps to protect the country from this pandemic. The Government has taken the decision of lock down and face criticism for imposing lock down. But now we can understand that at very initial stage where the modern science and technology failed to explain all aspects of this pandemic, in that situation the lockdown was a good decision, It provided sufficient time for government and healthcare departments to be ready to deal with this pandemic. This paper is also explain the post Covid-19 complications.
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