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The state of COVID19 in India|First cases| Lockdown|Migration of labourers and workers🔥

Date: 26 May 2020, video shot on Gopro hero 8. During lockdown 4.0

This video is about Spreading of corona virus disease in india. It discusses about first case which found in Kerala state when a university student came to Kerala from Wuhan in January 30. This video also discuss about Preventive measures taken by governments in centre and state to contain spread of Covid19. The First lockdown was invoked on 25 march 2020 for 21 days till 14 april. A list of restrictions were put on citizens. The number of cases found in india initially during first lockdown was 500. The number of Cases went on increasing day by day rapidly. Similarly, government came with more stringent rules and law introducing lockdown phases 2,3,4 and so on.... Recently lockdown 5 is introduced on 1 june, which is called unlock 1.0,taking into consideration,the impact of covid crisis on economy and general public life. The covid 19 virus is very very contagious than any other influenza virus. At this time,there no vaccine available to prevent and cure this disease. Only safest ways to prevent this disease are Social Distancing, using mask, sanitiser, frequent hand wash with soap, and not stepping out of home without having important reason. Covid 19 disease brought many hardships into lives of marginalized workers and labourers. The unemployment, starvation,migration,non availability of timely health service, and food crisis took lives of many labourers and workers. The year 2020 is worst year in many ways. The Scientists have said that it will take nearly one and half year to develop covid vaccine. Till then prevention is better than cure. There are 3 lakh cases now as on 13th june. Corona cases are very rapidly increasing in india. One third cases of corona in india are only in maharashtra state.

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