The number of corona infections is not decreasing. Because the ‘R factor’ does not decrease. That’s what scientists thought. This ‘R factor’ predicts the length of the third wave of the corona.
What is this ‘R factor’?
The Institute of Mathematical Sciences in Chennai recently conducted a study on corona infection in India. That’s where the ‘R Factor’ comes in.
The ‘R factor’ is the ratio of how many active patients to 1 disease.
If the value of this ‘R factor’ is higher than 1, it should be noted that more than 1 in 1 active patient is infected.
This time we can understand the matter with examples. By mid-May, the R factor in India was 0.6. In other words, 6 out of every 100 active patients are infected. This is why the rate of infection gradually decreases. But at the end of June, it reached 0.8. In other words, 6 out of 100 active patients are now infected.
From March 9 to April 21, the value of this ‘R factor’ in the country was 1.36. In other words, 136 out of every 100 active patients are infected.
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Which states can read the results of the third wave first?
Which states can read the results of the third wave first?
According to the current R-factor, the research team claims that by October-November, the third wave will reach dangerous places in India. It will further affect Kerala and the North Eastern States. Researchers advise everyone to be careful for that time. He said one should be careful about traveling at that time or traveling unnecessarily. Otherwise the consequences will be dire.
