Epidemiological study on Covid-19 frequency, severity, and territorial spreading

Abstract

This study analyzes the descriptive epidemiology and testing performance in India has been thoroughly analyzed, revealing a robust and effective approach to reporting and managing COVID-19 cases. COVID-19 scenario reports from January 22, 2020 and April 30, 2020 in India. This research examines COVID-19 incidence, severity and spread. The examination frequency was explained spatially and temporally. Along with public health metrics and events, we showed trends and characterized instances by period location and individuals. During January 22, 2020 and April 30, 2020, people were tested for SARS-CoV-2; 40 184 (3,9 %) of the tests produced positive findings in India. Age-specific assault rates were lowest among children under 10 and highest among those aged 50-69. Positive instances were more common in encounters with complaints and in non-responsive people than in patients with SARI, overseas travel experiences or healthcare professionals.  Males had a greater assault rate (41,64 %) over females (24,32 %). Six percent of attacks were secondary. In all, 71,1 % of 736 districts reported COVID-19 instances and 99 % percent of districts confirmed treatment.