A mathematical model says India's Covid-19 caseload may hit 14.57 mn by Jan
A
mathematical model developed by researchers at the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) predicts India's Covid-19 caseload
to hit 14.57 million by January 2021 while the Centre gears up to combat the
pandemic as the country heads into a festive season and the winter, according
to a report in the Mint.
The
researchers have modeled their epidemic curve, a statistical chart used to
visualise a disease outbreak, based on the curves for 8 nations which include
Belgium, France, Germany Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, and Turkey
“Our model
predicts that the daily cases for India’s covid-19 epidemic are falling,”
Mahendra Kumar Verma, professor of physics at IIT-Kanpur told the Mint. Verma,
however, warned the curve might deviate if people fail to follow Covid-19
guidelines.
A model
commissioned by the Department of Science & Technology (DST) had predicted
the total cases would hit 10.6 million by 2021. Read More
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