Coronavirus infection, which has been steadily declining, has been slowly rising again for the past two weeks. The main reason for this is the lack of strict adherence to safety measures, including wearing a face mask.
Coimbatore: The health department has advised people to take strict coronavirus protection measures as the spread of coronavirus infection is on the rise again in Coimbatore.
A college student who went abroad for the first time in March 2020 in Coimbatore district was diagnosed with coronavirus infection. This was followed by an outbreak of the disease from May to September.
Then in May of the current year, the second wave of Coronavirus caused a large number of people in Coimbatore to become infected. The daily impact was also found to be 5,000. A strict control measures and a lockdown were imposed to control the spread of the disease. The spread of the disease began to decline in September due to preventive measures taken jointly by the district administration, the health department and local bodies.
Coronavirus infection, which has been steadily declining, has been slowly rising again for the past two weeks. The main reason for this is the lack of strict adherence to safety measures, including wearing a face mask. 2 lakh people in Coimbatore were affected by the virus in the second wave.
In this connection, the Deputy Director of the Health Department P. Aruna said, "The daily coronavirus impact in Coimbatore, which was below 100, has crossed 100 in the last two weeks. Following this, the spread of the disease is slowly increasing. Preventive measures such as wearing a face mask and adhering to social distancing followed by the public when the infection was severe are not currently being followed.
With the new variant of the virus currently spreading in various countries, the spread of the disease can only be prevented by taking strict precautionary measures. Therefore, the prevention of coronavirus infection can be avoided only if the public actively adheres to it without neglecting safety measures."
A college student who went abroad for the first time in March 2020 in Coimbatore district was diagnosed with coronavirus infection. This was followed by an outbreak of the disease from May to September.
Then in May of the current year, the second wave of Coronavirus caused a large number of people in Coimbatore to become infected. The daily impact was also found to be 5,000. A strict control measures and a lockdown were imposed to control the spread of the disease. The spread of the disease began to decline in September due to preventive measures taken jointly by the district administration, the health department and local bodies.
Coronavirus infection, which has been steadily declining, has been slowly rising again for the past two weeks. The main reason for this is the lack of strict adherence to safety measures, including wearing a face mask. 2 lakh people in Coimbatore were affected by the virus in the second wave.
In this connection, the Deputy Director of the Health Department P. Aruna said, "The daily coronavirus impact in Coimbatore, which was below 100, has crossed 100 in the last two weeks. Following this, the spread of the disease is slowly increasing. Preventive measures such as wearing a face mask and adhering to social distancing followed by the public when the infection was severe are not currently being followed.
With the new variant of the virus currently spreading in various countries, the spread of the disease can only be prevented by taking strict precautionary measures. Therefore, the prevention of coronavirus infection can be avoided only if the public actively adheres to it without neglecting safety measures."