COVID-19: Impact and Need for Post-Pandemic Crowd Safety – A Review

3. Economic Disrupt

Foreign and foreign tourism is banned, and tourism and tourism revenues, accounting for 9.2% of GDP, will weigh heavily on GDP growth rates. Flight costs will fall by USD 1.57 billion. Oil also took a downgrade in price in March (Chaudhary, Sodani & Das, 2020). Though decrease in oil price will reduce economic deficits, cash will increase. Money continues to plummet. MSMEs will incur significant costs. The crisis has seen a mass exodus of people from other parts of the world. Their main concerns were job losses, daily assignments.

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4. Situation Of Poverty

In the absence of solid data on the impact of this ongoing crisis, the only window we have to understand the situation of workers in Indian cities is anecdotal. However, large-scale telephone research is one way to measure ground reality.

But representative, reliable and reliable telephone research is also challenging in popular times in India where poor people have limited access to calls and/or change phone numbers regularly. The existing respondent database can deal with some of the problems associated with telephone survey representation.Figure 2 shows the countries where poverty can increase dramatically. It is far from the biggest effect that can be seen in the Country. India is guilty of having a large number of high-risk people, who have just escaped poverty, along with the most important collapse expected in economic growth. India has seen an upscale of growth of 11% in 2020, which is one of the deepest economies in the world. This has dramatically changed the course of poverty. India has recently relinquished its title as the country with the highest poverty rate in Nigeria.

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