Question

problem faced by Indian during covid-19 and what can be safety done for future (max 1 page)
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Answer 1

Explanation:

The COVID-19–induced 21-day lockdown has put more strain on an economy that was already experiencing declining growth and increased joblessness. More than 75% of India’s substantial 100 million migrant workers have lost their jobs overnight. The retail industry is expected to lose 10 million jobs, the restaurant industry 1.5 million jobs and the transport industry 5 million jobs. Fifteen million unregistered workers have been left out of a meagre government benefits package. There is no doubt that with falling incomes, this economic pandemic will increase the proportion of health expenditure that is catastrophic, thereby pushing more people below the poverty line. The COVID-19 pandemic will also result in a decrease in accessibility to healthcare as many private care providers, both individuals and institutions pull themselves out of service, both in public interest and as a measure for

Even more distressingly, 160 million Indians do not have access to clean water to wash their hands. 2 The research suggests that diabetes and hypertension worsen COVID-19 outcomes: the prevalence among Indian adults of diabetes and hypertension is 10% and 25%, respectively. India has high rates of TB and pneumonia.