The unfolding public health crisis of transitional homelessness during the COVID-19 pandemic in India: A psychodermatologic perspective

Hafi, Bishurul; Uvais, N A; Razmi, Muhammed T; Afra, T. P.; Silah, Ks

doi:10.7241/ourd.2020s2.9

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2020

DOI: 10.7241/ourd.2020s2.9

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The unfolding public health crisis of transitional homelessness during the COVID-19 pandemic in India: A psychodermatologic perspective

Bishurul Hafi¹,

N A Uvais²,

Muhammed T Razmi³

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Planning for Homeless

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2021

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Homelessness and individuals living in the city is a marvel that is looked by each major urban focus in the Republic of India. These individuals are a shared characteristic in the urban scene and are frequently observed as an issue which is to be settled. Because of the cooperation's between the urban condition and people encountering homelessness, there should be a change in outlook in how strategy is composed and how we structure an intercession for these overlooked individuals. The information for this venture will be taken from direct close to home perception and direct record from homeless people. Numerous web journals and sites are accessible on the Internet that give point by point data about homeless people's encounters in the city. Utilizing this data, the venture will be gone for making a conceivable urban planning answer for the issues raised by the exploration. This won't be a case of what ought to be done but instead a case of what should be possible when there is more prominent comprehension of the homeless culture.

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