Corona's third wave won't cause as much riot as second wave: ICMR study claims

- Dr. DG of ICMR. According to Balram Bhargava, the guideline of the Ministry of Health is that pregnant women can be vaccinated.

New delhi date. Saturday, June 26, 2021

The second wave of corona in the country has eased but a third wave is expected. Concerns have been raised about the Delta Plus variant of the Corona that has recently surfaced. According to experts, the Delta Plus variant could be a major factor in the third wave. A study on the possibility of a third wave of Covid-19 in India has been published by ICMR.

The study said that if a third wave of corona occurs in India, it will not be as severe as the second wave. However an increase in vaccination efforts could play a significant role in reducing any future wave other than coronary heart disease.

Talking about the possibility of a third wave, the study said that immunity capacity could decline over time due to transition-dependent immunity. Under these circumstances, people who have already reached the point of transition may be re-infected.

According to a recent ICMR study, pregnant women were more severely affected during the second wave of Covid-19 in India than ever before. Mortality and the number of infected cases have risen sharply this year.

Dr. DG of ICMR. According to Balram Bhargava, the guideline of the Ministry of Health is that pregnant women can be vaccinated. Vaccination is useful for pregnant women.

Corona's second wave in April-May wreaked havoc. Corona's daily case number, meanwhile, broke several records. Now that the daily case has come down drastically, the government has started preparations for the third wave.