What epidemic prevention policies have India introduced to suspend international flights and implement a "public curfew"?

India is one of the oldest civilizations with rich and colorful cultural heritage and tourism resources. In response to the COVID-19 epidemic, India has also introduced many epidemic prevention policies. India had previously announced a series of measures to deal with the COVID-19 epidemic, including suspending national railway passenger transport, grounding domestic commercial passenger flights and banning international commercial passenger flights from entering the country.

Indian Prime Minister Modi delivered a televised speech on the evening of March 24th, announcing the nationwide implementation of 2 1 day from midnight that day? Seal the city? Measures to curb the spread of COVID-19 epidemic. Modi said: Implementation? Seal the city? During the period of measures, every village and every alley should be strictly blocked? . He also asked people to cancel all social activities and not to go out except for certain circumstances such as buying necessities. Modi also said that the virus spreads very fast, and isolation is the only way to curb the spread of the virus at present, so it is necessary to implement it nationwide? Seal the city? Measures.

Indian Prime Minister Modi announced that the Indian government will allocate 654.38+05 billion rupees (about 265.438+0 billion US dollars) to purchase medical equipment and protective equipment, and strengthen the training of medical staff. At the same time, he urged state governments to make public health the top priority of their current work, and called on private enterprises to actively participate in epidemic prevention and control. Because India's ability to detect COVID-19 is also very limited, the current cost of detecting each sample is about 5,000 rupees, which is about half a month's salary of an Indian working family. Therefore, the international community is worried that the epidemic situation in India may be underestimated.

But it can be said that the martial law in India is the most severe in history, because the Indian government began to ban the export of certain kinds of masks, ventilators and textile raw materials used to make masks and protective clothing. At the same time, Indian police began to control pedestrians appearing on the streets. In this difficult situation, the COVID-19 epidemic has cooled and warmed the whole world.