Question

You are a traffic police station in-charge. So write a notice in 50 words to inform the public that from tomorrow it will be compulsory for everyone in the market to wear a mask and maintain appropriate distance from one another. Otherwise they will be challaned

Answer 1

Answer:

you are informed for the rules of tommorow for driving vehicle it will be compulsory ti wear a mask and social distance from one another otherwise they will be challaned by traffic police

TRAFFIC POLICE STATION INCHARGE

Answer 2

Explanation:

The COVID-19 pandemic is now a major threat to global health and economy, the full impact of which is yet unknown. The case load and deaths are gradually mounting in India too, especially over these past weeks. These figures may have been substantially higher if the Government of India had not put in such stringent, pre-emptive containment measures. There is also a clear variation in how different states are handling the crisis, and that difference shows in the numbers of new cases and deaths occurring.

But this pandemic cannot be controlled by governments alone. It needs the participation and passion of all the people of India; and it needs clear, feasible measures that ordinary citizens can undertake to help reduce transmission. The lockdown has probably played a great role in flattening the epidemic curve thus far, but it cannot go on forever. It remains an experimental intervention not just for India, but for other countries as well.

Lack of clarity

With a lack of clarity on what the ultimate benefits would be, and what the implications will be when the lockdown is revoked. Any degree of relaxation could result in increase in the transmission, unless the epidemic weakens substantially, but there is no indication yet of the same. It is therefore important to explore sustainable methods of reducing community transmission.

Along with the well-accepted measures of physical distancing and frequent hand washing, the use of face masks or face covering is now emerging as a third pillar in community action — doable and low-cost.

The tide has turned since the beginning of epidemic, and even the CDC (USA) changed its position and has issued an updated set of guidelines advising the members of the general public to wear non-medical face covering outside their homes, whether or not they're sick.

Would a mass movement by the people of India to take this up on a large scale serve to actually reduce transmission pressure in the community?

Before understanding the role of masks in the spread of infection, it is important to understand the transmission dynamics of COVID-19 infection. Similar to influenza and other respiratory infections, the infection can be transmitted through droplets of different sizes, mostly 5-10 m in diameter.

Droplet transmission occurs when a person is in close contact (within 1 m) with someone who has respiratory symptoms (e.g., coughing, sneezing or even speaking), most commonly by inhalation.