Against the backdrop of viruses ravaging both Europe and the United States, two major countries have emerged relatively unscathed.

One is India and one is Russia.

It's not that they're totally fine, but there's no outbreak.

In other words, the basic epidemic didn't affect social life much.

There are less than 100 confirmed cases in Russia and only about 140 in India.

Numerically, there are very few confirmed diagnoses. It seems safe. India, in particular, with 1.3 billion people and only 140 confirmed cases, gives a very calm and open feeling.

But the truth is that India is not a small risk.

India's fight against the epidemic is similar to Russia's in two phases.

In the first phase, the outbreak was largely contained and performed well.

The second stage is today, where the risks are unknown.

The first phase was the evacuation of Indian nationals back to the country and the closure of the country's gates and all kinds of transportation.

At that time, there were only three confirmed cases in India, all of which had recovered and been discharged after more than 20 days, meaning that there was surprisingly not a single case in the whole of India in a certain short period of time.

This can be considered a miracle for the global fight against the epidemic.

So the first phase of India's fight against the epidemic was also praised by the WHO.

In the second stage, the risk rises immediately.

At the end of February India admitted Indians returning from Iran and Italy who turned out to be infected. Since then, the situation in India has been tense, with the continued discovery of patients arriving from these two places and from Europe in general.

In other words, India is now experiencing a relatively rapid growth in imported cases, and there is a lot of pressure on India's border inspection and quarantine, much more so than in the first phase.

Whether or not it can be controlled is unknown at this point.

In order to prevent pressure on entry, India, like Russia, has taken a tougher approach. For example, India announced that during the one-month period from March 13 to April 15, no foreigners would be allowed to enter the country, except for some diplomats.

In other words, India is tantamount to sealing itself off, a bit of a closed shop. This is similar to Russia announcing the closure of its borders.

It's a bit extreme, but it does stop imported cases from entering the country.

It will take time to see if it works or doesn't work.

But there have been no fatal patients in India, and that is an unfortunate blessing.

It's not so much that India has better medical care than the West, but the virus is not hitting the susceptible, or the elderly.

If there is a case of an elderly person falling prey to this and their own resistance is compromised, there will be a case of death in any country and India is certainly no exception.

So it's inappropriate to analyze the health care system by simply looking at mortality rates.

Although some of the "epidemic prevention ideas" have a certain degree of scientific justification, or a certain degree of "practicality", they are not "desirable", and are not suitable for "Promote". For example, not hygienic "habits" may be in a "small infections" to improve people's "immunity", but it is not to " Promote" unhygienic, right! Another example is the hotly debated "herd immunity" in recent days, from the interpretation of some scientists, obviously has theoretical justification! However, that requires someone to pay a "price" for it, and it is "inhumane". Therefore, no one would publicly "advocate" it.

This sudden outbreak has spread around the world. As of 00:00 on March 17, the number of confirmed cases of "new coronary pneumonia" outside the country had reached 93,352, with 3,486 deaths. From the World Health Organization's redefinition of the epidemic as a "pandemic," it is clear that an outbreak seems inevitable. In the meantime, Italy has "fallen", South Korea also almost "fall", Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Britain, the United States and other countries in Europe and the United States, some had to increase the prevention and control efforts, some directly choose to "surrender! The "surrender". It can be seen that there are both mistakes made by their governments and unspeakable "helplessness".

From the point of view of the outbreak countries, Italy, Korea, Japan, the United States and other countries with serious outbreaks are mostly developed countries, while relatively backward or poor countries such as Mongolia, India and other countries have not had a major outbreak trend, and some of them have no confirmed cases so far. For example, Mongolia and North Korea still have zero cases. The situation in India seems to be more representative. Therefore, we will focus on the prevention and control of the outbreak in India.

Although India is not yet rich, it is the fifth largest economy in the world. Especially in recent years, India has "improved" its soft environmental governance, so it has become the world's fastest-growing country in terms of foreign investment, and is also becoming a new global processing plant for mid-range products. From this perspective, India and the world can not be no economic and trade exchanges, at the same time, India has a population base of 1.37 billion, is one of the world's largest expatriate countries. It is conceivable that India's people-to-people exchanges with the outside world are obviously unlikely to be small. However, so far there have been only 117 confirmed cases in India, all of which were imported. One wonders about this.

The announcement of three confirmed cases in India was made on March 2, and there were no new cases until the three patients were cured and discharged. Although there have been imported cases since then, it is clear that there is no sign of an outbreak in terms of the magnitude of the increase. This undoubtedly brought back to the eating public the conversation about India at the beginning of the outbreak. At the beginning of the epidemic, some people summarized the following points about the Indian people "not easy" to be infected. (1), India's high temperature is not suitable for the survival of the virus. (2), the Indian people since childhood to develop the "unhygienic" eating habits, so that the Indian people's "individual immunity" is strong. (3), Indians have their own "unique therapies". Speaking of this, I would like to share with you a piece of news on this issue. According to the Mirror, when another imported case appeared in India, an Indian organization organized a "drink cow dung" anti-epidemic party on March 14th. Some Indians made a demonstration of "drinking cow dung" in public. In fact, the Indian folk have always been "drink cow dung cure all diseases" said. To put it bluntly, it is just a "psychological effect". However, this "psychological effect" may be able to inspire people to overcome the virus confidence, and this "confidence" is also conducive to the "immune system" work. So, temperature conditions, autoimmunity, psychological effect and other factors may help to prevent the epidemic. But this is by no means the root cause of the low number of confirmed cases in India. Because, India is also "remarkable" in terms of epidemic prevention and control.

India started screening people entering the country in mid-January. Almost at the same time, Mongolia and North Korea also closed their borders and increased their entry screening. This is actually the fundamental reason why there is no outbreak in these countries. Because, they are aware of their own medical resources, also know once the epidemic in their countries will mean what! Therefore, the only thing they can do is to strictly guard against the death is the "best policy". This is also the case in India. Because, India's population base in there "put", once the epidemic outbreak, it will be a huge disaster. For this reason, in India for the second time after the "imported" cases, the Indian government announced on the evening of March 11, from March 13 to April 15 period, in addition to the diplomatic personnel, temporarily does not allow holders of other visas to enter the country. What does this mean? This precisely shows that "prevention and control" is the "first priority" in the fight against the epidemic, and there is no other "conceptual" reflection.

Let us return to the issue of the concept of "herd immunization", which has been hotly debated in recent days. As a result of the announcement by Sweden and Denmark that they will no longer test people with mild symptoms and will no longer publicize confirmed cases, the British Prime Minister Johnson has made a speech on the issue of herd immunity. And the strange British Prime Minister Johnson made a speech about the epidemic, which directly led to the discussion of the concept of "herd immunity". The so-called "herd immunity" theory refers to the idea that by infecting people with good health, a sufficient number of immune individuals can be acquired to form a herd immunity "barrier", which will block the virus from infecting and spreading to the elderly and the weak. Undoubtedly, this is scientifically sound in theory! However, it will cost some people their lives. This is clearly "inhumane" and contrary to the most basic concept of respect for each individual life. It is clearly "undesirable". The reason why some countries will take this "way", that is also out of the inability to control the outbreak of "helpless" action, obviously passive. Moreover, this "way" is inhumane, so some governments, even if they did, "dare not" openly "say it". Therefore, the concept of epidemic prevention, "strict prevention and control" will always be the "first choice".

India's cumulative number of diagnosed patients only 119 people, only from the data, India successfully control the epidemic, but India's fight against the epidemic thinking, the general public dare not learn, but also can not learn, because once the failure, the next step is a full-scale outbreak of the epidemic, a hair out of control.

How is India fighting the new Crown Pneumonia epidemic?

India in February found three cases of confirmed patients, of which the first patient is a student in Wuhan, Kerala, India, Wuhan students, the other two patients in the travel through Wuhan was infected, India, although the diagnosis of three patients, the southern state of Kerala, also quarantined 3,525 suspected patients, and 3,218 people under medical observation, and 34 people into the hospital to receive isolation, but since then nearly two months India are not new confirmed patients.

One of the major reasons for the low number of patients in India is that there are insufficient testing reagents and comprehensive testing is not done; it costs more than $1,400 to do a test in the U.S., and India's per capita GDP is only $1,800, so while the cost of testing in India may be lower than in the U.S., it's still a huge expense.

India implements free medical care, if full-scale nucleic acid testing is carried out, a large number of diagnosed patients will be produced, and it costs $400,000 to cure a patient and $700,000 to treat a seriously ill patient, and I am afraid that all of India's health care budget will not be able to satisfy the demand even if all of them are depleted, so it is a hopeless situation that testing is not carried out.

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India's daily life in contact with a large number of bacteria, such as India's famous holy water Ganges River, perennial full of all kinds of life and industrial garbage, what's more, some people will throw the body into the Ganges River, the ashes sprinkled into the Ganges River, in the concept of India, bathing in the Ganges River and drinking water from the Ganges River can enhance the caste level in the next life. Indians use hand-held rice, it can be said that every aspect of Indian life will be in contact with a large number of bacteria, indirectly enhance the resistance of the Indian people.

The absence of an outbreak of new coronary pneumonia in India may well be due to the lack of comprehensive testing, but concealment is unlikely to contain the spread of the epidemic, but will instead lead to an accelerated spread of the epidemic. Relying on a dirty living environment to boost immunity is unreliable. Medieval Europe was notoriously dirty, with city streets strewn with feces and sewage, and Europeans didn't bathe, believing that bathing would weaken resistance, but in such a dirty environment, Europeans didn't develop a strong resistance, and the Black Death killed 25 million people.

India regards the Ganges as holy water and intends to export it, the question is will anyone drink it?

India is a very ordinary country, it is not going to be the country with the lowest mortality rate from CKP, and it is unlikely to be the country with the highest mortality rate from the CKP epidemic, so it is not going to have much impact on the global health defense strategy as to what the outcome of the CKP development in India will be or not.
(Indian epidemic prevention personnel)

Up to now, there have been more than 90,000 confirmed cases of C pneumonia in overseas countries, including more than 10 countries in Europe with more than 1,000 confirmed cases, and even Iceland, with a population of only 300,000, has 180 confirmed cases.India in South Asia can be considered very lucky compared to European countries, because of its domestic new crown pneumonia but only 117 confirmed cases, which is not as much as Iceland's confirmed cases, and India's total population of more than 1.3 billion people, more than 4,000 times the total population of Iceland, it can be seen that the new coronary virus in India is basically in the state of being suppressed.
(Coronavirus)

For India's new crown pneumonia epidemic situation is stabilized many people may feel very puzzled, because India is very close to several countries with more serious epidemics, and India's total domestic population is large, the population density is also very high, so no matter how you look at it, India seems to be a very easy to break out of the epidemic of the country. For the reason that there is no outbreak of epidemic in India, some people explain that because of the high temperature in India, and some other people flirt with the idea that it is because Indians like to eat curry, in fact, these explanations are inaccurate.

When analyzing the global epidemic situation, it is easy to see that the severity of the epidemic in each country is most directly related to the international movement of people in that country, as well as the rate of movement of people within that country.Developed countries in Europe and the United States have a lot of international population inflow, and the movement of people within these countries is very fast, so almost all economically developed countries in Europe and the United States have now become countries with very serious epidemics. And like the countries in South Asia, they basically all have high population densities, and the size of the population in South Asia is very large.However, there have been no serious outbreaks in this region, mainly because there is not much international population influx in the area.
(Indian Station)

Of course, the Indian government has also played an important role in preventing the spread of the new coronavirus in India, the Indian government has long taken measures to ban the entry of people into some countries in East Asia, the Indian government has been able to take rapid and effective isolation measures for confirmed cases and close contacts in the country, and the Indian government has also recently imposed a total ban on the entry of foreign visitors into India, which have reduced the possibility of the virus being imported into India. These measures have reduced the likelihood of the virus being imported into India. The situation of the new crown epidemic in a country is mainly related to its epidemic prevention measures.The good situation with the Indian outbreak shows that the country is doing a good job of preventing epidemics, and there may also be some element of luck that it does not have much impact on the global health defense mindset.

The world is a wonderful place, and Lao Jin sees the world;

Even if India currently has the lowest mortality rate, India is far from being considered a benchmark for the treatment of neocoronavirus pneumonia, let alone a place where we should rethink our current basic thinking on health immunization;

Do you guys know why India has such a low number of diagnoses and such a low mortality rate?

Knowing that you will never say you want to learn from the Indian experience again.

India now has a cumulative total of 117 diagnosed cases and 2 deaths, which is indeed a mortality rate of less than 2%, much lower than Italy's 7%;

But don't forget, the epidemic in India has not yet reached the outbreak stage, whose mortality rate is not sufficiently high to be said to be final;

On March 4, an Italian tour group in Jaipur was diagnosed after one Italian was found to have symptoms of new coronary pneumonia, stayed for treatment and the rest of the tour group members continued on to Agra to visit the Taj Mahal, where 15 tourists, the tour bus driver, ended up being diagnosed, thus kicking off the second wave of India's new crown epidemic;

The Indians' practice of not stopping the entire tour group in time when they found out about the diagnosis of one Italian tourist, but letting the others go on their tour, would have been too casual!

A glimpse of the whole.As you can see from this very unprofessional operation, India really doesn't have much experience to learn from;

Very fishy:Why is the cumulative number of diagnoses so low in India, a country with a large population and a large number of Indians in Asia and around the world, with close human interaction (business, tourism)?

Could it really be that Indians have a good constitution and are not prone to infections? Or is it the cow dung, cow urine, and Ganges water of India's sacred cows that are doing the trick?

Not also!

Lao Jin found the answer in a record:

The Indian government said Saturday (March 7) that the number of laboratories used to test samples from new cases of coronavirus pneumonia across India has expanded to 52 India's health ministry officials said the country is now well-prepared with kits or other related equipment to conduct at least 25,000 tests in terms of stockpiles, while only about 4,280 tests have been conducted so far.

Got it?

India has done only 4,280 tests since the new crown outbreak in January, almost more than two months ago!It turns out that the low number of confirmed diagnoses in India is the result of too few tests. That's the same thing the US did a while back... no testing kits, no testing;

Without testing, there is no diagnosis, and without diagnosis, there is no death, do we understand?That's where India's low diagnosis, low deaths come from! No more bragging about India's lack of epidemics and low mortality.

Modi has his rationale for India not testing or testing less: because Indians are good minded, believe in reincarnation, and take life and death lightly, so even if there is an epidemic of neo-crestic pneumonia and an outbreak, they don't care; besides, with such a low level of testing in India, even if there is a large outbreak of infections, it would still be a muddled account ah.

This practice would certainly not work in our area!So, no more talk about rethinking our sanitary and quarantine thinking from the Indian experience!

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Rethinking health immunization thinking in light of India?Whereas herd immunization in the UK has been lip service, in India it has been down to earth.Life expectancy of sixty-eight years per capita is the best evidence of this.

Although India claims to have universal free healthcare, surveys by international agencies have shown thatJapan has one hundred and thirty-four beds per 10,000 people, Germany has eighty-three beds per 10,000 people, China has forty-two beds per 10,000 people, and the United States has twenty-nine beds per 10,000 people.And there are only seven hospital beds per 10,000 people in India.India's health is not about free healthcare, it's about actual universal immunization of India, which is all about the fitness and immunity of the Indian people.

: India has only seven hospital beds per 100,000 people.

In recent times, the United Kingdom has been at the receiving end of a wave of controversy over its proposed programme of mass immunization.However, the specific policy of the United Kingdom intentionally avoids the elderly over 70 years of age and is only prepared to introduce this kind of medical scheme to the young people, so there are still some concerns.But there is no such problem on the Indian side, where life expectancy is sixty-eight years per capita, and where old people over seventy years of age are an isolated phenomenon.People over the age of sixty-five make up only six percent of the country's population.

There are times when there is even the suspicion that the computational prototype for herd immunity in the UK is India, which has a very poor medical complex.Objectively, it is true that India, a self-proclaimed powerhouse, is a country that does not control the spread of the virus, especially in the lower-middle class areas of the country where effective health care is not available.Considering India's polarization between the rich and the poor, wealthy areas such as the capital, New Delhi, have a large number of hospital beds, while townships may not have a single bed.

On average, there are only seven hospital beds for 100,000 people, 14 beds for 100,000 people in the capital region, and not a single bed for 100,000 people in poor towns and villages.

: Medical Strength in New Delhi

For the vast majority of poor Indians, controlling the epidemic is an impossible task.The Indian government is unable to track every patient, distinguish and isolate every close contact, and completely eradicate the new coronavirus from Indian soil.India can detect and control outbreaks to a certain extent, but this is limited to wealthy areas and only to "developed areas" with strong government control and medical capacity.

To a certain extent, the Indian epidemic is really an epidemic of the rich, and its figures are likely to be grossly distorted and unmanageable down to the grassroots areas.Even for the Indian government, what is happening at the grassroots level it has a black eye on what is happening in the grassroots areas, with such a high rate of self-resolution of the new coronavirus, and not many elderly people in the poorer areas (the poor in India have a shorter life expectancy).It's not out of the realm of possibility that the outbreak is over and the higher-ups aren't sure about it.

Various viruses remain active in the Indian region to this day, and the new coronavirus would be one of them.

: A realistic view of rural India

The situation in each country is very complex.Even if India has the lowest mortality rate, we are not likely to follow India's example.And there's nothing to emulate.

access to timely health care.Why be forced to boost your body's immunity like the Indians when you can effectively live longer?It's okay to have a little less immunity than Indians as long as life can last long enough.

Notes:

In the face of many objections, Britain has changed its anti-epidemic policy and is preparing to introduce stricter anti-epidemic measures.

All things considered, the Indian medical situation is really and truly what the UK calls herd immunity.

Yes, it is important to reflect on this and on why these people who eat their hearts out are still alive and well.

It is said that the epidemic is a demon-spotting mirror, which can see the unseen good and evil. In the view of Silent Night History, the epidemic is more like a current drug, so that certain animals in human skin have no place to hide.

After the 1.4 billion people had fought hard with all their determination, and it was with great difficulty that we saw the hope of seeing the sun come out of the clouds, the Western media, which were in need of help, started to pander to others, while the public spiders in the country started to come out one after another, standing on the so-called fundamental interests of the general public, and launching ulterior motives to discredit and defame the results of the war on epidemics, for example, the epidemic has made it impossible for people to work and the loss of wealth is countless.

And when Sweden surrendered to the virus and the desperate British government started the so-called scientific response of "herd immunity", these public spiders were even more excited to the point of fainting, and once again firmly established that the Western approach is the correct low-cost route, and that we are over-exerting ourselves or looking for a fight over nothing.

What is even more embarrassing is that while touting the West at every turn, even India, the officially designated wrongdoer of the West, is proud of it.

Since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus in December 2019, although more and more countries and regions are experiencing outbreaks, and India has not been spared, but compared to countries such as Italy and Iran, where the outbreak has taken a sharp turn or even gone completely out of control, India has not only remained uneventful, but has even kind of caused the novel coronavirus to have a comeback, such as the Modi government's hasty announcement a short while ago that India had won the battle against the novel For example, the Modi government recently announced India's victory over the novel coronavirus in a hurry and set fire to statues depicting the novel coronavirus.

In the general perception, although India has a large population and relatively rapid development, the level of social development has always been relatively backward, dirty and poor is its main external manifestation. But the fact that such a hostile environment can still succeed in containing an epidemic is truly breathtaking.

In people have marveled at whether it is the shelter of the heat or the magical efficacy of Hengshui Laobai Gan, the collection of free health care throughout India seems to be more enviable, and so the Indian model has begun to be pursued until it can be second to our "stupid way".

It's never stupidity or foolishness that's the most frightening thing in this world, and it's self-righteous self-delusion.

If the Indian model is really successful, then why don't the viral refugees, who are roaming the world to escape the epidemic, choose to land in India? Are they all fools? Or is India the fool?

Silent Night History believes that there will be a fair judgment on the rights and wrongs, and that if the severity of a country's epidemic, or even the level of sophistication of its medical system, is judged purely on the basis of the number of cases, then Africa will be the region with the strongest medical care in the world.

The development of the novel coronavirus outbreak shows that the outbreak in each country is entirely dependent on the data published by their own government, which in turn is derived from the level of detection in their own health care system. And this means that for their own purposes, governments can control the outbreak in their own countries, and while they cannot control the spread of the virus, they can control how quickly it is detected.

That's what the United States did for the presidential election and Japan for the Tokyo Olympics, and what's to stop India, a good friend of the developed world, from following suit?

Who can believe that a country with only a hundred or so confirmed cases would "act swiftly" and close its doors to combat the epidemic? It would follow the example of North Korea in closing its gates. Certain bricklayers only know how to sing our praises and criticize us for our lack of prevention and control, but they never wonder why India is in such a hurry.

Considering the five confirmed cases of Hong Kong tour groups traveling to India, the confirmed cases of Americans returning from a trip to India, and the confirmed cases of citizens traveling from India to Rwanda, do you believe that the world is really at peace in India? Is the "sealing of the country" really to protect India?

In the quiet night history, this is just a trick to prevent the family scandal, because compared to the growing epidemic, the Modi government has no intention to control, but also can not be controlled, after all, compared to the epidemic of India's prestigious dream of a great power seems to be more easily realized, so to save the face of the Modi government seems to be more important than the lives of the people, after all, everyone believes in reincarnation, after all, the death of ten thousand people at the bottom of the world is also not called a thing.

Since India has never had a bitter revolution or war, India has never had a strong central government at the top, and naturally it has not been able to carry out extensive and profound social reforms, especially land reforms, throughout the country. Therefore, to this day, the ruling power of the central government in India is still unable to penetrate into all corners of the society, which is similar to our ancient practice of "imperial power stops at the county level".

In such a situation, India's top management can not get the news of the bottom of the first time, naturally, it is also impossible to take the first time to respond to the strategy, of course, is to get the news can not do anything. So since the founding of India in 1947, almost encountered all the plague and other disasters, for the epidemic of large-scale deaths and injuries, India's most worthy of learning is calm mentality.

Therefore, in the face of India's anti-epidemic strategy of "more tests, more benefits; less tests, less benefits; no tests, no benefits", what should we reflect on? Reflect on why we are people-oriented, why let these public spiders also spared?

Perhaps these public spiders should be allowed to experience first-hand the excellent ways of other countries, and Silent Night History believes they will understand exactly what to reflect on.

I apologize for the many omissions.

I am Silent Night History and I look forward to your attention.

Many people, including medical experts, are pondering the question:Do Indians have an innate immunity to today's deadly virus ~New Coronavirus~?

Thinking like this, it seems like there is some truth in the surface data alone. Doesn't it? The current epidemic of neocoronavirus pneumonia has erupted globally, with more than 170,000 people in the world diagnosed with neocoronavirus infection. About 7,000 people have died as a result of neocoronavirus infection. In contrast, the official figures from India show that only 74 cases of C.N.C.P. have been diagnosed across the country, with the number of deaths in the single digits. In the face of a large country with a population of more than 1.3 billion people, sanitary conditions, hygiene habits are very poor in India, the new crown epidemic "control" so well, what reason do we have to question the Indian people "natural immunity to the new crown virus"?

Let's see what the Indians themselves have to say about this extremely strange "Indian phenomenon". What do others say?

KK Aggarval, Chairman, Heart Care Foundation of India, explains it this way: The main reason why Indians are "immune" to SARS, MERS, Ebola, Yellow Fever, and even today's new coronavirus, Novel Covid19, etc., is that they provide a strong "line of defense" against viruses. The main reason for this "immunity" is the high heat and humidity of the natural geo-climatic temperatures, which provide a strong "defense" against the viruses in India. Throughout all of the above viruses, all are "bullying cold, fear of heat, fear of high humidity", virus outbreaks and epidemics occur in places or seasons, are related to a capital "cold"! Of course, a cold is not enough, there must be less a "wet" will work! No matter how virulent the virus is, in front of heat and humidity, most of the martial arts skills are "abolished"!

And as India is a country with very high heat and humidity, viruses do have a reason to not like India very much as a country that is not suitable for them. Agarwal, the Indian medical expert, is not taking this at face value, he too has had first hand experience and data on the epidemiology of viruses etc. in India during his tenure as the President of the Indian Medical Association, which he has followed up!

In addition to him, Souren Panja, Director of Emergency Medicine in India, agrees that temperature and humidity have an impact on the virus. Arindam Biswas, a consultant physician in India, emphasized that there are three factors that influence viral infections and epidemics: the host, the virus, and environmental factors such as temperature and humidity.

Well, doesn't that sound reasonable? Otherwise, the SARS, MERS, EBOLA, Yellow Fever, etc. viruses that have hit the world in the last decade seem to be avoiding India, consciously or unconsciously?

As for the curry eaten by Indians can be antiviral, or India drinking polluted Ganges water, drinking cow urine, eating cow dung, as well as Indian unhygienic living habits, etc., will become the Indian body to produce ''immunity'' said, are nonsense. It is all nonsense, or just a teatime banter, so don't believe in it!

However, it is worth mentioning that if the new Crown Pneumonia epidemic does break out in India, it will be a nightmare for the country! Why?

For one thing, India has very limited resources in terms of health conditions, hospital facilities, medical personnel, etc.

Secondly, India's population is not only large, it is the most densely populated country in the world at 420/km2. And the mobile population is very large.

Thirdly, funds are limited.

These three factors can influence India's defense against the new Crown Pneumonia outbreak! Making it impossible for India to both track the outbreak and treat the patients well. It is conceivable that if an outbreak of C. neoformans breaks out in India, the results will be catastrophic!

All in all, at a time when there is a global outbreak of C.N.C.P., it would be premature to assert that India is "immune to the disease, immune to the herd"! Isn't it?

Therefore, there is no question of "rethinking the Indian experience" at this point in time!

What we must understand is why India has the lowest mortality rate! This stems mainly from the good living habits of Indians!

India, Asia's number one superpower, is second to none, both economically and in terms of population!

Add to this the leader Modi who is both intelligent and good looking! Indians are fully confident and prepared to face this new Crown Pneumonia virus!

The ability of Indians to defeat the new Crown Pneumonia virus stems from three main things!

First, the miraculous Ganges water, which has a strong inhibiting effect on viruses!

It is well known that Indians have the custom of bathing in the Ganges River every year to wash away the filth of the year and to ensure that the following year is free from viruses and bacteria!

This tradition, as well as advanced living habits, has been well passed on by the intelligent Indians! As long as they go to the Ganges regularly to bathe and take a dip. It's impossible for a small virus to infect them!

So, even though the epidemic is so severe all over the world, when it comes to Indians, the virus has a hard time working!

Second, India's Lord Shiva and magical cow urine!

Religion is very well developed in India and whenever a disaster strikes. Indians will go on a pilgrimage to worship the gods! Although it is a kind of superstition, but it has a strong psychological effect on the Indian people! Therefore, many Indians even if infected with viruses, in the strong psychological effect, will be self-healing! The International Health Organization has also proved that a good psychological effect is helpful in fighting epidemics!

Under powerful religious groups, Indians have made the cow a totem, so much so that Indians feel that the cow's body is full of treasures! The burning of cow dung could exorcise demons, and the drinking of cow urine could get rid of all diseases!

It is this good habit of living and the positive and optimistic mindset of Indians! Keeps Indians well protected from being attacked by viruses!

Third, different cultures lead to different testing standards!

It is well known that confirmed patients in China are diagnosed by testing reagents!

But what about India and the United States, which did not have sufficient testing reagents! The Indians invented a simpler and more direct test, the "autopsy"! If you die of pneumonia virus, you must be infected with C.N.C.P., so naturally the diagnosis can be confirmed!

Another thing that we should note is that when the outbreak started, President Trump, why did he visit India? After visiting India and returning to the US, why was Trump so confident in the face of the virus?

It's obvious that Trump visited India to get the scriptures! Because the miraculous Ganges water, the cow's urine that cures all diseases, and the advanced testing technology really gave Trump enough confidence!

The wisdom and strength of the Indian people helped them to overcome the epidemic! It has nothing to do with the health immunization system! So please don't moralize about India!

In the 1440s and 50s, the European region was struck by the Black Death, a plague that swept across Europe. It lasted for six years, and by the end of the plague, more than 25 million Europeans had perished.

▲Europe under the Black Death

At the time of the plague outbreak, it was realized that it was rats that were spreading the virus, but due to poor medical treatment, the outbreak was never brought under control, which led to the Black Death ravaging Europe for six years.

6 years later, 1/3 of Europeans started the 1st sanitation revolution in Europe at the cost of their lives. It was also after this that people realized how important proper quarantine was when plague broke out.

In 1918, an outbreak of the Spanish flu began, which also swept the world in a very short period of time. It ended with nearly 1 billion people infected and over 40 million dead. It was at the end of World War I. The outbreak of the Spanish Flu also brought World War I to a quick end.

However, influenza has not been without its benefits. After the end of the Spanish flu, it contributed to the development of modern medicine and to the formation of mechanisms for international cooperation in health. Then, later on, a large number of epidemiological scientists also emerged.

▲Spanish Pandemic Influenza

However, it wasn't until 15 years after the Spanish flu ended that scientists isolated the flu virus. It was more than 20 years after the end of the flu that scientists created the first anti-flu vaccine.

If the outbreak of the Black Death awakened mankind to public health. Then the outbreak of the Spanish Flu was the impetus for public health. It was also after the Spanish Flu that penicillin was discovered, saving hundreds of millions of lives.

However, whether it was the Spanish pandemic influenza or the outbreak of the Black Death in the European region, it was at the cost of tens of millions of deaths that mankind awakened. In other words, the development of human public health has come at the cost of lives.

Today, I am being told that, in the face of the epidemic, India's mortality rate is very low, and that it should be necessary to switch the basic idea of health immunization. How to understand the basic idea of health immunization in India? Simply put: drink this bowl of Ganges water and be an Indian in the next life.

It is obvious that many people believe that the low mortality rate in India has to do with the sanitary conditions in India. Because of India's poor sanitary conditions, it gives Indians a strong body that can resist viral invasions.

This logic may seem correct, but in reality it makes no sense. The reason is that a person's illness has little to do with personal resistance. Whether or not a person can be cured has a lot to do with resistance.

In other words, a strong resistance does not necessarily mean that you will not get sick, and a weak resistance does not necessarily mean that you will get sick. But in the case of illness, those with a strong resistance are more likely to be cured than those with a weak resistance. In contrast, the figures for India show that only 114 cases of the disease have been diagnosed.

Compared to other countries, India is doing better in terms of data alone. Today, India also has only two dead patients, and based on this data, the mortality rate in India is about 1.7%, which is significantly higher than in the worst-hit areas.

However, we should understand one thing, the high mortality rate in the hardest-hit areas is due to the fact that the mortality rate is greater because the patients are not provided with medical support after the medical run-in has occurred, and they have dragged on from a minor illness to a serious one.

But on the contrary, in the case of India, with over 100 confirmed cases, it is far below the medical carrying capacity of India. To put it mildly, if India's confirmed cases are also as high as 10,000+, and then maintains this rate of illness and death, I'll believe that the Ganges water works wonders.

So, India has a low mortality rate, not because Indians are strong and healthy, but because the number of confirmed cases is small and does not exceed the medical carrying capacity. This condition in mortality rate, there is nothing worthwhile to refer to.