Research on the Fluctuation Trend of the Spread of New Coronary Pneumonia Epidemic under Non-Strict Prevention and Control Conditions: Analysis Based on the Data of India s Epidemic

Research Article

Austin J Infect Dis. 2021; 8(4): 1058.

Research on the Fluctuation Trend of the Spread of New Coronary Pneumonia Epidemic under Non-Strict Prevention and Control Conditions: Analysis Based on the Data of India’s Epidemic

Liu HL¹*, Liang Q² and Wang W³

1Associate Researcher, Health and Family Planning Statistics Information Center and Northwest Population Information Center Gansu, China

2Associate Researcher, Health Care Security Administration Gansu, China

3Health Care Security Administration Gansu, China

*Corresponding author: Hong Liang Liu, Associate Researcher, Health and Family Planning Statistics Information Center and Northwest Population Information Center Gansu, China

Received: September 06, 2021; Accepted: October 08, 2021; Published: October 15, 2021

Abstract

After a long time of joint efforts, the Covid-19 pandemic in some countries and regions has been effectively controlled, but since April 2021, the outbreak of the epidemic in India has posed new challenges for the prevention and control of the global epidemic. How to understand and interpret the rebound trend of the epidemic in India is an important reference for other regions to prevent and control the epidemic. Based on time-series analysis, this paper uses the system dynamics epidemic model to treat the population in the region as a whole and decomposes the spread of the Covid-19 in India into 4 fluctuating transmission processes. These processes show that the spread of the Covid-19 may have annual periodic characteristics and long-term trends. There is a critical period of about 45 days before the outbreak of the epidemic. The global prevention and control requires the joint efforts of all countries to end as soon as possible.

Keywords: Covid-19; Fluctuating trend; India; Non-strict Prevention and Control Conditions

Introduction

With the implementation of stricter isolation prevention and control measures and the wider application of vaccine, the prevention and control of the Covid-19 has achieved decisive progress in some countries, and the spread of the epidemic has been effectively controlled [1]. However, with the relaxing regional vigilance against the virus and the emergence of new mutations, the epidemic in some regions has a trend of secondary outbreaks, the most typical of which is India.

Since 2020, the epidemic situation in India has undergone several major stages: rapid spread, initial control, and easing. However, since late April 2021, with the holding of several large festivals such as the Big Pot Festival in India and the emergence of new mutant viruses, the Covid-19 in India is showing a trend of second outbreak. In the face of complex situations, quickly judging the trend of the epidemic and identifying key links in epidemic prevention and control are important for government to make effective decisions in the postepidemic era [2,3].

Based on limited bulletins and demographic data. This paper uses the system dynamics method to establish an estimation model of the spread of the epidemic and make a theoretical estimate of the long-term fluctuating trend of the spread of the Covid-19 under nonstrictly controlled conditions in India which has important reference value for in-depth understanding of the severity and extent of the spread of the epidemic.

Data Source

This study uses the daily updated Indian epidemic progress data published in the real-time big data report of the new coronavirus pneumonia epidemic on the Baidu platform. The population and other data come from the Indian census data (Table 1) [4].