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Is India's COVID-19 success story a fallacy? | The Urban Debate
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August 11, 2020
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40:25Now PlayingOn The Urban Debate with Tanvi Shukla today, the COVID testing rate that has been a basis of comparison with countries that have noticed a spike in COVID cases was being discussed. Prime Minister Narendra Modi today met Chief Ministers to discuss the way forward. Tanvi Shuka shares the data on India's testing rate and questions, why is India still unable to ramp up its testing rate?
We cannot compare the situation of India with European countries, the number of testing has to be matched with many other things like contact tracing and isolation, explains Dr. Anant Mohan, Professor and Head of Department of Pulmonary, Critical Care, AIIMS, he further adds, all the factors together make an impact.
Dr. Arokiaswamy Velumany, Chairman and MD, Thryocare Technologies Ltd explains that the basis India is conducting the testing, we should know the numbers that we are targeting.
Dr. Suneela Garg says that the government has to strengthen the containment strategy, she also says that we as a country need to create awareness, remove the stigma that exists which ends up discriminating against other people and focus upon managing strategy.
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