#Hotel Management College in Bhilwara

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Best Airlines & hotel management colleges in Bhilwara

 Airline and Hotel Management Academy is one of the pioneer educational institutions of India that believes in imparting quality hotel management education to its students. Founded in the year  2014, it aims at providing technical and managerial skills among the students.

Being one of the Best Hotel Management College in Bhilwara, Airline and Hotel Management Academy is home to a plethora of experienced faculties. Our expert professors and lecturers, alongside sharing their knowledge with the scholars, ensure that they share their wide industry experience with the students and keep them updated with the present know-how of the hotel management industry. Hospitality management is a course that has the management of hotels, guests, finance, sales, human resource, monitoring the food service region and solving different sorts of problems. Globally, the hospitality industry takes in approximately $4.5 trillion per year.

From large restaurants or hotels, exclusive resorts and casinos to roadside motels, a career in hospitality offer a wide range of earning opportunities. If you are aspiring to study a hotel management course, then studying in Hotel Management college in Bhilwara can help you gain a wider view of the industry and give you opportunities for practical experience. Our aim is to impart the required knowledge and skills in our students so they shine in their selected profession and have a successful career and to facilitate synergized research amongst students, faculty, and industry in hospitality precincts. Hospitality programs at AHA will offer you a full overview of the hotel, restaurant, and resort industry, from sanitation and kitchen production techniques to dining room service and housekeeping, so you’ll have a firm grasp of day-to-day operations during a hotel or restaurant.

Students will also receive extensive business training with courses like communications, statistics, and cost control. These courses, alongside the new in restaurant and hotel management software, will provide you with targeted skills to remain on top of financial and business practices and oversee a firm establishment. Most hospitality programs will offer in-house training and work placements within the field to offer students hands-on experience in their area of choice. We are the best Airlines Management college in Bhilwara providing Airlines Courses in Bhilwara.

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406 people can get infected with just one covid patient within 30 days if not self isolated says Govt

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19.

Lav Agarwal, an official from health ministry, quoted a study conducted by ICMR, to reiterate the importance of social distancing. He said the study indicated that 1 COVID-19 patient can infect 406 people in 30 days if he/she doesn’t follow lockdown. In medical terms- this phenomenon is known as R-naught- or R0, is a virus’s basic reproductive number — an epidemiologic metric used to describe the contagiousness of infectious agents.

With preventive measures in place, the possibility of the infection can be reduced to an average of just two-and-a-half persons per patient in the same period, Agarwal said.

Citing the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) study, Agarwal said that the current ‘R0’ or R naught for the coronavirus infection is somewhere between 1.5 and 4.q

“If we take the ‘R0’ to be 2.5 then one positive person can infect 406 people in 30 days, if the lockdown and social distancing measures are not in place, but if social exposure is reduced by 75 per cent then that one sick person will only be able to infect only 2.5 persons,” Agarwal said, highlighting the importance of the ongoing 21-day lockdown and social distancing.

Leveraging the smart infrastructure, cities are developing predictive analytics using heat maps and taking action in monitoring the movements (using geo-fencing) as well as periodic health status of suspected cases, said Agarwal.

Reviewing the strategy of cluster containment, the official added that the strategy is producing positive results, especially in Agra, Gautam Buddh Nagar, Pathanamthitta, Bhilwara & East Delhi.

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19. Adding further he said that the government has managed to build three kinds of centres exclusively for covid management.

A. Covid care centres for mild cases and suspect cases will include schools, colleges, hotels converted into quarantine facilities. It will have one hospital in the vicinity to recommend patients with more severe symptoms to other care facilities.

B. Dedicated covid Health centres For cases showing moderate symptoms will have full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit.Every bed must have oxygen support system.

C. Dedicated covid hospitals for critical cases and ageing patients- Full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit. Every bed must have oxygen support system fully equipped ventilators and ICU facilities.

Earlier in the day, Ministry of External Affairs said that it will lift the export ban for India’s neighbouring countries and those who are largely impacted by Covid-19.

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406 people can get infected with just one covid patient within 30 days if not self isolated says Govt

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19.

Lav Agarwal, an official from health ministry, quoted a study conducted by ICMR, to reiterate the importance of social distancing. He said the study indicated that 1 COVID-19 patient can infect 406 people in 30 days if he/she doesn’t follow lockdown. In medical terms- this phenomenon is known as R-naught- or R0, is a virus’s basic reproductive number — an epidemiologic metric used to describe the contagiousness of infectious agents.

With preventive measures in place, the possibility of the infection can be reduced to an average of just two-and-a-half persons per patient in the same period, Agarwal said.

Citing the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) study, Agarwal said that the current ‘R0’ or R naught for the coronavirus infection is somewhere between 1.5 and 4.q

“If we take the ‘R0’ to be 2.5 then one positive person can infect 406 people in 30 days, if the lockdown and social distancing measures are not in place, but if social exposure is reduced by 75 per cent then that one sick person will only be able to infect only 2.5 persons,” Agarwal said, highlighting the importance of the ongoing 21-day lockdown and social distancing.

Leveraging the smart infrastructure, cities are developing predictive analytics using heat maps and taking action in monitoring the movements (using geo-fencing) as well as periodic health status of suspected cases, said Agarwal.

Reviewing the strategy of cluster containment, the official added that the strategy is producing positive results, especially in Agra, Gautam Buddh Nagar, Pathanamthitta, Bhilwara & East Delhi.

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19. Adding further he said that the government has managed to build three kinds of centres exclusively for covid management.

A. Covid care centres for mild cases and suspect cases will include schools, colleges, hotels converted into quarantine facilities. It will have one hospital in the vicinity to recommend patients with more severe symptoms to other care facilities.

B. Dedicated covid Health centres For cases showing moderate symptoms will have full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit.Every bed must have oxygen support system.

C. Dedicated covid hospitals for critical cases and ageing patients- Full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit. Every bed must have oxygen support system fully equipped ventilators and ICU facilities.

Earlier in the day, Ministry of External Affairs said that it will lift the export ban for India’s neighbouring countries and those who are largely impacted by Covid-19.

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406 people can get infected with just one covid patient within 30 days if not self isolated says Govt

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19.

Lav Agarwal, an official from health ministry, quoted a study conducted by ICMR, to reiterate the importance of social distancing. He said the study indicated that 1 COVID-19 patient can infect 406 people in 30 days if he/she doesn’t follow lockdown. In medical terms- this phenomenon is known as R-naught- or R0, is a virus’s basic reproductive number — an epidemiologic metric used to describe the contagiousness of infectious agents.

With preventive measures in place, the possibility of the infection can be reduced to an average of just two-and-a-half persons per patient in the same period, Agarwal said.

Citing the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) study, Agarwal said that the current ‘R0’ or R naught for the coronavirus infection is somewhere between 1.5 and 4.q

“If we take the ‘R0’ to be 2.5 then one positive person can infect 406 people in 30 days, if the lockdown and social distancing measures are not in place, but if social exposure is reduced by 75 per cent then that one sick person will only be able to infect only 2.5 persons,” Agarwal said, highlighting the importance of the ongoing 21-day lockdown and social distancing.

Leveraging the smart infrastructure, cities are developing predictive analytics using heat maps and taking action in monitoring the movements (using geo-fencing) as well as periodic health status of suspected cases, said Agarwal.

Reviewing the strategy of cluster containment, the official added that the strategy is producing positive results, especially in Agra, Gautam Buddh Nagar, Pathanamthitta, Bhilwara & East Delhi.

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19. Adding further he said that the government has managed to build three kinds of centres exclusively for covid management.

A. Covid care centres for mild cases and suspect cases will include schools, colleges, hotels converted into quarantine facilities. It will have one hospital in the vicinity to recommend patients with more severe symptoms to other care facilities.

B. Dedicated covid Health centres For cases showing moderate symptoms will have full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit.Every bed must have oxygen support system.

C. Dedicated covid hospitals for critical cases and ageing patients- Full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit. Every bed must have oxygen support system fully equipped ventilators and ICU facilities.

Earlier in the day, Ministry of External Affairs said that it will lift the export ban for India’s neighbouring countries and those who are largely impacted by Covid-19.

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406 people can get infected with just one covid patient within 30 days if not self isolated says Govt

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19.

Lav Agarwal, an official from health ministry, quoted a study conducted by ICMR, to reiterate the importance of social distancing. He said the study indicated that 1 COVID-19 patient can infect 406 people in 30 days if he/she doesn’t follow lockdown. In medical terms- this phenomenon is known as R-naught- or R0, is a virus’s basic reproductive number — an epidemiologic metric used to describe the contagiousness of infectious agents.

With preventive measures in place, the possibility of the infection can be reduced to an average of just two-and-a-half persons per patient in the same period, Agarwal said.

Citing the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) study, Agarwal said that the current ‘R0’ or R naught for the coronavirus infection is somewhere between 1.5 and 4.q

“If we take the ‘R0’ to be 2.5 then one positive person can infect 406 people in 30 days, if the lockdown and social distancing measures are not in place, but if social exposure is reduced by 75 per cent then that one sick person will only be able to infect only 2.5 persons,” Agarwal said, highlighting the importance of the ongoing 21-day lockdown and social distancing.

Leveraging the smart infrastructure, cities are developing predictive analytics using heat maps and taking action in monitoring the movements (using geo-fencing) as well as periodic health status of suspected cases, said Agarwal.

Reviewing the strategy of cluster containment, the official added that the strategy is producing positive results, especially in Agra, Gautam Buddh Nagar, Pathanamthitta, Bhilwara & East Delhi.

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19. Adding further he said that the government has managed to build three kinds of centres exclusively for covid management.

A. Covid care centres for mild cases and suspect cases will include schools, colleges, hotels converted into quarantine facilities. It will have one hospital in the vicinity to recommend patients with more severe symptoms to other care facilities.

B. Dedicated covid Health centres For cases showing moderate symptoms will have full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit.Every bed must have oxygen support system.

C. Dedicated covid hospitals for critical cases and ageing patients- Full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit. Every bed must have oxygen support system fully equipped ventilators and ICU facilities.

Earlier in the day, Ministry of External Affairs said that it will lift the export ban for India’s neighbouring countries and those who are largely impacted by Covid-19.

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406 people can get infected with just one covid patient within 30 days if not self isolated says Govt

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19.

Lav Agarwal, an official from health ministry, quoted a study conducted by ICMR, to reiterate the importance of social distancing. He said the study indicated that 1 COVID-19 patient can infect 406 people in 30 days if he/she doesn’t follow lockdown. In medical terms- this phenomenon is known as R-naught- or R0, is a virus’s basic reproductive number — an epidemiologic metric used to describe the contagiousness of infectious agents.

With preventive measures in place, the possibility of the infection can be reduced to an average of just two-and-a-half persons per patient in the same period, Agarwal said.

Citing the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) study, Agarwal said that the current ‘R0’ or R naught for the coronavirus infection is somewhere between 1.5 and 4.q

“If we take the ‘R0’ to be 2.5 then one positive person can infect 406 people in 30 days, if the lockdown and social distancing measures are not in place, but if social exposure is reduced by 75 per cent then that one sick person will only be able to infect only 2.5 persons,” Agarwal said, highlighting the importance of the ongoing 21-day lockdown and social distancing.

Leveraging the smart infrastructure, cities are developing predictive analytics using heat maps and taking action in monitoring the movements (using geo-fencing) as well as periodic health status of suspected cases, said Agarwal.

Reviewing the strategy of cluster containment, the official added that the strategy is producing positive results, especially in Agra, Gautam Buddh Nagar, Pathanamthitta, Bhilwara & East Delhi.

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19. Adding further he said that the government has managed to build three kinds of centres exclusively for covid management.

A. Covid care centres for mild cases and suspect cases will include schools, colleges, hotels converted into quarantine facilities. It will have one hospital in the vicinity to recommend patients with more severe symptoms to other care facilities.

B. Dedicated covid Health centres For cases showing moderate symptoms will have full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit.Every bed must have oxygen support system.

C. Dedicated covid hospitals for critical cases and ageing patients- Full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit. Every bed must have oxygen support system fully equipped ventilators and ICU facilities.

Earlier in the day, Ministry of External Affairs said that it will lift the export ban for India’s neighbouring countries and those who are largely impacted by Covid-19.

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406 people can get infected with just one covid patient within 30 days if not self isolated says Govt

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19.

Lav Agarwal, an official from health ministry, quoted a study conducted by ICMR, to reiterate the importance of social distancing. He said the study indicated that 1 COVID-19 patient can infect 406 people in 30 days if he/she doesn’t follow lockdown. In medical terms- this phenomenon is known as R-naught- or R0, is a virus’s basic reproductive number — an epidemiologic metric used to describe the contagiousness of infectious agents.

With preventive measures in place, the possibility of the infection can be reduced to an average of just two-and-a-half persons per patient in the same period, Agarwal said.

Citing the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) study, Agarwal said that the current ‘R0’ or R naught for the coronavirus infection is somewhere between 1.5 and 4.q

“If we take the ‘R0’ to be 2.5 then one positive person can infect 406 people in 30 days, if the lockdown and social distancing measures are not in place, but if social exposure is reduced by 75 per cent then that one sick person will only be able to infect only 2.5 persons,” Agarwal said, highlighting the importance of the ongoing 21-day lockdown and social distancing.

Leveraging the smart infrastructure, cities are developing predictive analytics using heat maps and taking action in monitoring the movements (using geo-fencing) as well as periodic health status of suspected cases, said Agarwal.

Reviewing the strategy of cluster containment, the official added that the strategy is producing positive results, especially in Agra, Gautam Buddh Nagar, Pathanamthitta, Bhilwara & East Delhi.

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19. Adding further he said that the government has managed to build three kinds of centres exclusively for covid management.

A. Covid care centres for mild cases and suspect cases will include schools, colleges, hotels converted into quarantine facilities. It will have one hospital in the vicinity to recommend patients with more severe symptoms to other care facilities.

B. Dedicated covid Health centres For cases showing moderate symptoms will have full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit.Every bed must have oxygen support system.

C. Dedicated covid hospitals for critical cases and ageing patients- Full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit. Every bed must have oxygen support system fully equipped ventilators and ICU facilities.

Earlier in the day, Ministry of External Affairs said that it will lift the export ban for India’s neighbouring countries and those who are largely impacted by Covid-19.

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406 people can get infected with just one covid patient within 30 days if not self isolated says Govt

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19.

Lav Agarwal, an official from health ministry, quoted a study conducted by ICMR, to reiterate the importance of social distancing. He said the study indicated that 1 COVID-19 patient can infect 406 people in 30 days if he/she doesn’t follow lockdown. In medical terms- this phenomenon is known as R-naught- or R0, is a virus’s basic reproductive number — an epidemiologic metric used to describe the contagiousness of infectious agents.

With preventive measures in place, the possibility of the infection can be reduced to an average of just two-and-a-half persons per patient in the same period, Agarwal said.

Citing the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) study, Agarwal said that the current ‘R0’ or R naught for the coronavirus infection is somewhere between 1.5 and 4.q

“If we take the ‘R0’ to be 2.5 then one positive person can infect 406 people in 30 days, if the lockdown and social distancing measures are not in place, but if social exposure is reduced by 75 per cent then that one sick person will only be able to infect only 2.5 persons,” Agarwal said, highlighting the importance of the ongoing 21-day lockdown and social distancing.

Leveraging the smart infrastructure, cities are developing predictive analytics using heat maps and taking action in monitoring the movements (using geo-fencing) as well as periodic health status of suspected cases, said Agarwal.

Reviewing the strategy of cluster containment, the official added that the strategy is producing positive results, especially in Agra, Gautam Buddh Nagar, Pathanamthitta, Bhilwara & East Delhi.

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19. Adding further he said that the government has managed to build three kinds of centres exclusively for covid management.

A. Covid care centres for mild cases and suspect cases will include schools, colleges, hotels converted into quarantine facilities. It will have one hospital in the vicinity to recommend patients with more severe symptoms to other care facilities.

B. Dedicated covid Health centres For cases showing moderate symptoms will have full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit.Every bed must have oxygen support system.

C. Dedicated covid hospitals for critical cases and ageing patients- Full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit. Every bed must have oxygen support system fully equipped ventilators and ICU facilities.

Earlier in the day, Ministry of External Affairs said that it will lift the export ban for India’s neighbouring countries and those who are largely impacted by Covid-19.

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406 people can get infected with just one covid patient within 30 days if not self isolated says Govt

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19.

Lav Agarwal, an official from health ministry, quoted a study conducted by ICMR, to reiterate the importance of social distancing. He said the study indicated that 1 COVID-19 patient can infect 406 people in 30 days if he/she doesn’t follow lockdown. In medical terms- this phenomenon is known as R-naught- or R0, is a virus’s basic reproductive number — an epidemiologic metric used to describe the contagiousness of infectious agents.

With preventive measures in place, the possibility of the infection can be reduced to an average of just two-and-a-half persons per patient in the same period, Agarwal said.

Citing the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) study, Agarwal said that the current ‘R0’ or R naught for the coronavirus infection is somewhere between 1.5 and 4.q

“If we take the ‘R0’ to be 2.5 then one positive person can infect 406 people in 30 days, if the lockdown and social distancing measures are not in place, but if social exposure is reduced by 75 per cent then that one sick person will only be able to infect only 2.5 persons,” Agarwal said, highlighting the importance of the ongoing 21-day lockdown and social distancing.

Leveraging the smart infrastructure, cities are developing predictive analytics using heat maps and taking action in monitoring the movements (using geo-fencing) as well as periodic health status of suspected cases, said Agarwal.

Reviewing the strategy of cluster containment, the official added that the strategy is producing positive results, especially in Agra, Gautam Buddh Nagar, Pathanamthitta, Bhilwara & East Delhi.

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19. Adding further he said that the government has managed to build three kinds of centres exclusively for covid management.

A. Covid care centres for mild cases and suspect cases will include schools, colleges, hotels converted into quarantine facilities. It will have one hospital in the vicinity to recommend patients with more severe symptoms to other care facilities.

B. Dedicated covid Health centres For cases showing moderate symptoms will have full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit.Every bed must have oxygen support system.

C. Dedicated covid hospitals for critical cases and ageing patients- Full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit. Every bed must have oxygen support system fully equipped ventilators and ICU facilities.

Earlier in the day, Ministry of External Affairs said that it will lift the export ban for India’s neighbouring countries and those who are largely impacted by Covid-19.

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406 people can get infected with just one covid patient within 30 days if not self isolated says Govt

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19.

Lav Agarwal, an official from health ministry, quoted a study conducted by ICMR, to reiterate the importance of social distancing. He said the study indicated that 1 COVID-19 patient can infect 406 people in 30 days if he/she doesn’t follow lockdown. In medical terms- this phenomenon is known as R-naught- or R0, is a virus’s basic reproductive number — an epidemiologic metric used to describe the contagiousness of infectious agents.

With preventive measures in place, the possibility of the infection can be reduced to an average of just two-and-a-half persons per patient in the same period, Agarwal said.

Citing the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) study, Agarwal said that the current ‘R0’ or R naught for the coronavirus infection is somewhere between 1.5 and 4.q

“If we take the ‘R0’ to be 2.5 then one positive person can infect 406 people in 30 days, if the lockdown and social distancing measures are not in place, but if social exposure is reduced by 75 per cent then that one sick person will only be able to infect only 2.5 persons,” Agarwal said, highlighting the importance of the ongoing 21-day lockdown and social distancing.

Leveraging the smart infrastructure, cities are developing predictive analytics using heat maps and taking action in monitoring the movements (using geo-fencing) as well as periodic health status of suspected cases, said Agarwal.

Reviewing the strategy of cluster containment, the official added that the strategy is producing positive results, especially in Agra, Gautam Buddh Nagar, Pathanamthitta, Bhilwara & East Delhi.

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19. Adding further he said that the government has managed to build three kinds of centres exclusively for covid management.

A. Covid care centres for mild cases and suspect cases will include schools, colleges, hotels converted into quarantine facilities. It will have one hospital in the vicinity to recommend patients with more severe symptoms to other care facilities.

B. Dedicated covid Health centres For cases showing moderate symptoms will have full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit.Every bed must have oxygen support system.

C. Dedicated covid hospitals for critical cases and ageing patients- Full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit. Every bed must have oxygen support system fully equipped ventilators and ICU facilities.

Earlier in the day, Ministry of External Affairs said that it will lift the export ban for India’s neighbouring countries and those who are largely impacted by Covid-19.

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406 people can get infected with just one covid patient within 30 days if not self isolated says Govt

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19.

Lav Agarwal, an official from health ministry, quoted a study conducted by ICMR, to reiterate the importance of social distancing. He said the study indicated that 1 COVID-19 patient can infect 406 people in 30 days if he/she doesn’t follow lockdown. In medical terms- this phenomenon is known as R-naught- or R0, is a virus’s basic reproductive number — an epidemiologic metric used to describe the contagiousness of infectious agents.

With preventive measures in place, the possibility of the infection can be reduced to an average of just two-and-a-half persons per patient in the same period, Agarwal said.

Citing the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) study, Agarwal said that the current ‘R0’ or R naught for the coronavirus infection is somewhere between 1.5 and 4.q

“If we take the ‘R0’ to be 2.5 then one positive person can infect 406 people in 30 days, if the lockdown and social distancing measures are not in place, but if social exposure is reduced by 75 per cent then that one sick person will only be able to infect only 2.5 persons,” Agarwal said, highlighting the importance of the ongoing 21-day lockdown and social distancing.

Leveraging the smart infrastructure, cities are developing predictive analytics using heat maps and taking action in monitoring the movements (using geo-fencing) as well as periodic health status of suspected cases, said Agarwal.

Reviewing the strategy of cluster containment, the official added that the strategy is producing positive results, especially in Agra, Gautam Buddh Nagar, Pathanamthitta, Bhilwara & East Delhi.

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19. Adding further he said that the government has managed to build three kinds of centres exclusively for covid management.

A. Covid care centres for mild cases and suspect cases will include schools, colleges, hotels converted into quarantine facilities. It will have one hospital in the vicinity to recommend patients with more severe symptoms to other care facilities.

B. Dedicated covid Health centres For cases showing moderate symptoms will have full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit.Every bed must have oxygen support system.

C. Dedicated covid hospitals for critical cases and ageing patients- Full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit. Every bed must have oxygen support system fully equipped ventilators and ICU facilities.

Earlier in the day, Ministry of External Affairs said that it will lift the export ban for India’s neighbouring countries and those who are largely impacted by Covid-19.

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406 people can get infected with just one covid patient within 30 days if not self isolated says Govt

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19.

Lav Agarwal, an official from health ministry, quoted a study conducted by ICMR, to reiterate the importance of social distancing. He said the study indicated that 1 COVID-19 patient can infect 406 people in 30 days if he/she doesn’t follow lockdown. In medical terms- this phenomenon is known as R-naught- or R0, is a virus’s basic reproductive number — an epidemiologic metric used to describe the contagiousness of infectious agents.

With preventive measures in place, the possibility of the infection can be reduced to an average of just two-and-a-half persons per patient in the same period, Agarwal said.

Citing the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) study, Agarwal said that the current ‘R0’ or R naught for the coronavirus infection is somewhere between 1.5 and 4.q

“If we take the ‘R0’ to be 2.5 then one positive person can infect 406 people in 30 days, if the lockdown and social distancing measures are not in place, but if social exposure is reduced by 75 per cent then that one sick person will only be able to infect only 2.5 persons,” Agarwal said, highlighting the importance of the ongoing 21-day lockdown and social distancing.

Leveraging the smart infrastructure, cities are developing predictive analytics using heat maps and taking action in monitoring the movements (using geo-fencing) as well as periodic health status of suspected cases, said Agarwal.

Reviewing the strategy of cluster containment, the official added that the strategy is producing positive results, especially in Agra, Gautam Buddh Nagar, Pathanamthitta, Bhilwara & East Delhi.

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19. Adding further he said that the government has managed to build three kinds of centres exclusively for covid management.

A. Covid care centres for mild cases and suspect cases will include schools, colleges, hotels converted into quarantine facilities. It will have one hospital in the vicinity to recommend patients with more severe symptoms to other care facilities.

B. Dedicated covid Health centres For cases showing moderate symptoms will have full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit.Every bed must have oxygen support system.

C. Dedicated covid hospitals for critical cases and ageing patients- Full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit. Every bed must have oxygen support system fully equipped ventilators and ICU facilities.

Earlier in the day, Ministry of External Affairs said that it will lift the export ban for India’s neighbouring countries and those who are largely impacted by Covid-19.

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406 people can get infected with just one covid patient within 30 days if not self isolated says Govt

He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19. Lav Agarwal, an official from health ministry, quoted a study conducted by ICMR, to reiterate the importance of social distancing. He said the study indicated that 1 COVID-19 patient can infect 406 people in 30 days if he/she doesn't follow lockdown. In medical terms- this phenomenon is known as R-naught- or R0, is a virus’s basic reproductive number — an epidemiologic metric used to describe the contagiousness of infectious agents. With preventive measures in place, the possibility of the infection can be reduced to an average of just two-and-a-half persons per patient in the same period, Agarwal said. Citing the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) study, Agarwal said that the current 'R0' or R naught for the coronavirus infection is somewhere between 1.5 and 4.q "If we take the 'R0' to be 2.5 then one positive person can infect 406 people in 30 days, if the lockdown and social distancing measures are not in place, but if social exposure is reduced by 75 per cent then that one sick person will only be able to infect only 2.5 persons," Agarwal said, highlighting the importance of the ongoing 21-day lockdown and social distancing. Leveraging the smart infrastructure, cities are developing predictive analytics using heat maps and taking action in monitoring the movements (using geo-fencing) as well as periodic health status of suspected cases, said Agarwal. Reviewing the strategy of cluster containment, the official added that the strategy is producing positive results, especially in Agra, Gautam Buddh Nagar, Pathanamthitta, Bhilwara & East Delhi. He also added that the Smart Cities are ensuring collaborated efforts to monitor the suspected cases of COVID-19. Adding further he said that the government has managed to build three kinds of centres exclusively for covid management. A. Covid care centres for mild cases and suspect cases will include schools, colleges, hotels converted into quarantine facilities. It will have one hospital in the vicinity to recommend patients with more severe symptoms to other care facilities. B. Dedicated covid Health centres For cases showing moderate symptoms will have full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit.Every bed must have oxygen support system. C. Dedicated covid hospitals for critical cases and ageing patients- Full hospitals or dedicated block in hospital with separate entry/exit. Every bed must have oxygen support system fully equipped ventilators and ICU facilities. Earlier in the day, Ministry of External Affairs said that it will lift the export ban for India's neighbouring countries and those who are largely impacted by Covid-19. Read the full article