Australia prohibits tourists from visiting India within 14 days. Why is the epidemic in India getting worse?

It's been almost a year since the outbreak of COVID-19 around the world, but I don't think we should forget what happened during this period. Because of this, he had a great influence on all of us. Although vaccines have been developed in COVID-19, the COVID-19 epidemic in many countries is still growing exponentially. I think if this continues, it may bring great benefits to the world? Surprise? .

The COVID-19 epidemic in India is very serious now. At the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak, many countries thought that India was an unknown fate. In fact, I think it is normal for them to have such an idea. The sanitary environment in some parts of India is really poor, and now India has a large population base. Therefore, the probability of COVID-19 epidemic spreading among them is very high. It's hard for you to imagine that now we have gradually controlled this situation, but now such a thing suddenly appears.

Now the situation is like this, and I think India needs to do a lot to prevent this from happening. If this situation continues to develop, there may be no way to control it in the future. At the same time, many countries have announced that people from India are prohibited from entering the country, and Australia is one of them. It prohibits tourists who have been to India within 14 days. Actually, I think it would be good to have this measure. I'm not afraid of 10,000 yuan, but I'm afraid that if one of them is really infected with COVID-19 and then appears in their country to cause infection, the consequences will be unimaginable.

Although we have been vaccinated now, there are still some variations in COVID-19. So I don't think we should take this lightly. Don't think that we have defeated COVID-19. No matter where we are, we still have to carry out strict control at any time. At the same time, we also hope that India can handle this matter very properly, otherwise India may become famous internationally.