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Spread of COVID-19 in rural Bihar quickened by failure to test returning migrants

12 May 2021
A large number of migrant workers arriving from Maharashtra rest outside Patna Junction railway station, on 10 April. In comparison to the first exodus of migrant workers in March 2020, this time, the Bihar government seems even more ill prepared to test and monitor returning residents.
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A large number of migrant workers arriving from Maharashtra rest outside Patna Junction railway station, on 10 April. In comparison to the first exodus of migrant workers in March 2020, this time, the Bihar government seems even more ill prepared to test and monitor returning residents.
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Domestic travel bans can increase COVID-19 cases, say University of Chicago researchers

Domestic travel bans can increase COVID-19 cases, say University of Chicago researchers
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MUMBAI: A new study using data from India and five other countries finds that using domestic travel bans to control COVID-19 infections may be inadvisable. Depending on their duration, these restrictions can lead to more rather than fewer infections overall, especially when there is a large urban-rural migrant population.
As India battles a severe second wave of COVID-19, state governments are once again faced with the question – Should we use travel bans to control disease transmission? In the first wave of Covid-19, most states chose this option. The hardships faced by migrant workers prevented them from returning home to their villages were seen as a necessary sacrifice to reduce the spread of disease into rural India. In the second wave also, the Delhi government has urged migrants not to leave. Other cities may follow. ....

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Domestic travel curbs can lead to more COVID-19 cases: Study

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As India battles a severe second wave of COVID-19, state governments are once again faced with the question: Should they use travel bans to control disease transmission?
A new study has found that domestic travel bans to control Covid infections may be inadvisable as India battles a severe second wave of the deadly virus.
Depending on their duration, these restrictions can lead to more rather than fewer infections overall, especially when there is a large urban-rural migrant population, it indicated.
As India battles a severe second wave of COVID-19, state governments are once again faced with the question: Should they use travel bans to control disease transmission? ....

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Domestic travel bans can spike COVID-19 cases: Study

Domestic travel bans can spike COVID-19 cases: Study
A new study using data from India and five other countries finds that using domestic travel bans to control COVID-19 infections may be inadvisable.
| 30 April 2021 4:47 AM GMT
NEW DELHI: A new study using data from India and five other countries finds that using domestic travel bans to control COVID-19 infections may be inadvisable.
Depending on their duration, these restrictions can lead to more rather than fewer infections overall, especially when there is a large urban-rural migrant population, it indicated.
As India battles a severe second wave of COVID-19, state governments are once again faced with the question: Should they use travel bans to control disease transmission? ....

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Domestic travel bans may be ineffective in controlling the spread of Covid

Domestic travel bans may be ineffective in controlling the spread of Covid
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The study has found that imposing travel bans can counter-intuitively increase the total spread of coronavirus disease, creating a lose-lose situation .
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NEW DELHI: Domestic travel bans can increase COVID-19 cases, a new research by the University of Chicago has found. According to a statement from the university, the study using data from India and five other countries finds that using domestic travel bans to control COVID-19 infections may be inadvisable.
The study has found that imposing travel bans can counter-intuitively increase the total spread of coronavirus disease, creating a lose-lose situation , the university said in the statement. ....

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