Question

Why is it difficult to practise physical distance in a country like ours? *
1 point
(a) Densely populated
(b) Unaware of the consequences
(c) Sparsely populated
(d) Poor infrastructure and facilities

Answer 1

Answer:

B) Unaware of the consequences

Answer 2

Dense population and physical distancing

Explanation:

• Infection been found in hundreds of thousands of people, and thousands have died as a result.
• People in India are in a kind of lockdown, with their movements and ability to go to work restricted. Hundreds of kilometres from home, many people are stranded without transportation, food, or money.
• We are facing a threat that has the potential to injure or kill us, and while we are all scared and concerned, some people will clearly feel it more than others. Mental health is a factor to consider.
• We're all somewhere along that spectrum, from excellent mental health to poor mental health. Consider a spectrum, with the left side representing excellent mental health and the right side representing poor mental health.
• As a culture, we are shifting to the right, which impacts us all. A large problem affecting a small number of people is plainly a problem from the standpoint of public health.
• However, a minor issue that affects a large number of individuals can quickly escalate into a major public health issue. Yes, there is an issue with the virus.
• It has the potential to harm or kill humans. However, even a minor decrease in the mental health and well-being of a billion people in India will result in significant handicap and distress.
• Anxiety can be triggered by any change in our life. This is a huge, negative shift. We are sitting at home instead of taking public transportation to work every morning.
• In some circumstances, we are cut off from our coworkers, friends, and even family. That can cause a lot of tension. We can still communicate clearly with the people we've been in touch with.
• It's critical to find out how they're feeling and whether you can help them, perhaps not by physically being present, but by listening to them and empathising with their problems.
• That is something we should be doing on a regular basis. We don't know how long it will take, but we need to be prepared for the long haul.