Effect of nation-wide lock-down due to Covid-19 over industrial pollution in Delhi, India

Kumar, Harish; Arora, Ranjan; Arora, Pawan Kumar; Pandey, V. S.; Moona, Girija; Singh, Deepak

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2021.01.264

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“…The policy of restriction outside the home,according to the Organization (WHO), Activity restriction is the act of informing the patient to avoid certain body movement or types of physical activity.According to Lincey Marr (2020), an aerosol expert from Virginia Tech said that the spread of Covid 19 in humans through air media must stop the spread by limiting activities outside the home. Kumar et al (2021) stated that lockdown and their population under the lockdown. However, according to Zhang et al (2020), the lockdown policy in China and the United States cannot be carried out continuously.…”

Section: Definition Of Activity Restriction Policymentioning

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The Study on Covid-19 Outbreak and Its Influences on Household Economic Resilience in Jakarta

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2022

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The importance of this research is to determine the impact of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) on the household economic resilience of the people of Jakarta in meeting their families' food, education, and health needs. The method used in this study is a descriptive correlation canonical to determine the relationship and influence of COVID-19 on the economic resilience of the people of Jakarta. This research was conducted in the province of Jakarta, representing five areas of Jakarta (Central, East, West, South, and North). The population of this study is the entire population of Jakarta, as many as 10,560,000 (CBS, 2022) with an error rate of 7% (α = 0.07) or DF = 93%, obtained a sample of 204 respondents. This research data is primary data obtained by distributing questionnaires to the public in five areas of Jakarta, each region represented by 41 respondents, and secondary data obtained from the Indonesian Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) and related literature. The study results show an effect of the COVID-19 outbreak on household economic resilience in meeting food needs, health costs, and education costs in Jakarta. The study results show a relationship and influence of COVID-19 on the economic resilience of the people of Jakarta. The implication of the study result is to answer the confusion of the Jakarta government in making policies. Furthermore, reduce the debate in society about the presence or absence of the influence of COVID-19. The findings reference the Jakarta government and enlighten the public about the impact of COVID-19.

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“…In this study, households experienced increased poverty and food insecurity during COVID-19. Likewise, a study by Kumar (2021) in South Africa showed that poverty was increasing because people with low education only got low incomes, and eventually, their lives depended on government assistance.…”

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The impact of COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns on air quality index: a systematic review

Drikvandi,

Goudarzi,

Molavinia

et al. 2023

International Journal of Environmental Health Research

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COVID-19 Pandemic Challenges of Migrants and Vulnerable Population: Learnings for Future Epidemic Preparedness

Jha,

Shreshtha

et al. 2023

Preventive Medicine: Research &Amp; Reviews

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Background: During the COVID-19 pandemic-related lockdown, the migrant workers faced prejudice, fear and social exclusion, amongst other difficulties. Materials and Methods: Stratified random sampling was utilised to recruit 433 participants from an outpatient department screening clinic. Fear and knowledge of COVID-19 were measured with the Likert scale scores. The data were analysed using the Chi-square tests and logistic regression. P < 0.05 consirdered statistically significant. Results: Only 12.2% of participants possessed effective COVID-19 prevention knowledge. Working Professionals possessed superior knowledge to unskilled workers. Low knowledge scores and manual labour were associated with fear of COVID-19. For fear, the odds ratio (OR) was 5.20, 95% confidence interval (CI) (2.35–11.51) and the adjusted OR (aOR) was 6. 8, 95% CI (2.7–17.2), P < 0.00. Discussion: Low levels of COVID-19 preventive knowledge indicate that the government’s Information, Education and Communication (IEC) campaign was ineffective. This could be because the campaign did not reach enough individuals, or because the information was ambiguous. As a consequence, COVID-19 prevention myths and false information circulated, making it challenging for people to protect themselves. Conclusion: The targeted and efficient IEC campaigns are required to tackle infectious disease outbreaks and epidemics. Public health specialists as well as clinicians should be trained in these efforts.

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Effect of nation-wide lock-down due to Covid-19 over industrial pollution in Delhi, India

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The Study on Covid-19 Outbreak and Its Influences on Household Economic Resilience in Jakarta

The Study on Covid-19 Outbreak and Its Influences on Household Economic Resilience in Jakarta

The impact of COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns on air quality index: a systematic review

COVID-19 Pandemic Challenges of Migrants and Vulnerable Population: Learnings for Future Epidemic Preparedness

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