Will the corona virus never end? Know what the experts said on zero cases

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 New Delhi.  There is a steady decline in the cases of Kovid-19 but as the nature of the virus is changing, Delhi is unlikely to reach the magic figure of zero.  Experts predict that the corona virus will turn into an endemic epidemic in the future.  At the Centre, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his cabinet colleague Satyendar Jain said last year that people have to learn to live with the coronavirus and make prevention measures a part of their lives.

 Medical director of Delhi government-run Loknayak Jaiprakash (LNJP) Hospital, Dr. Suresh Kumar said that some cases of infection will keep coming.  "Zero is an impossible figure.  The nature of the virus is changing and it is difficult to predict its behavior in the future.  "

 Regarding why the virus has posed such a challenge, Dr Sanjeev K Singh, Resident Medical Director of Amrita Hospital in Faridabad said that it is an mRNA virus that keeps changing its structure.  He said, “This virus is smart and will keep changing its form just to survive.

 The COVID-19 disease will persist and may not affect all 193 countries but will continue to exist.  "It will not be possible to come to zero (K figures).  Hepatitis and HIV test have to be done to get the surgery done in hospitals.  Now the investigation of Kovid-19 will also be done.  "

 real case can never be null

 Dr. Gauri Agarwal, IVF expert and founder of 'Seeds of Innocence' said that keeping the pandemic of 1918 as a benchmark, we feel that eradicating the virus completely is impossible.  He said, "As Kovid-19 turns into an endemic epidemic, probably in 12-24 months, such figures on a daily basis will stop coming.  So, when we file a zero report, there can never actually be a zero case.  "

 Will the third wave be even more deadly?

 Amid fears of a third wave and the emergence of a 'delta plus' form of the coronavirus, experts allayed fears of a possible wave becoming more lethal as most of the population has been infected.  Dr. Rajesh Chawla, Senior Specialist in Lung Disease at Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, New Delhi, said, “If there is no new form that neutralizes the effect of the vaccine, I don't think the third wave will be as deadly as the second wave.  He underlined that the corona virus will turn into an endemic epidemic in the coming days.

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 Agreeing with Chawla, Director, Internal Medicine, Max Healthcare, Dr. Rommel Tikku said that we are still in the second Covid wave.  He said, “Seventy percent of the cases of infection are confined to Maharashtra and southern states.  There was a sudden rapid increase in cases in the states of North India and the virus infected a large number of people at once, which is why there was a steady decline.  "

 During the second wave, there was a crisis of medical oxygen in Delhi and there was also a shortage of beds.  However, in the last few days, there is a steady decrease in the cases of infection and the infection rate is less than one percent.  There were 59 cases in Delhi on Monday and two people died.  Since then, around 90 cases are coming daily.