Question : Why don't most people in India go for corona testing?

 Question : Why don't most people in India go for corona testing?

Answer: 

A study on corona in India has been published. Most of them commented that they were afraid of the family coming to Corona and going to the hospital.

That is, the first question asked to Indian citizens is what are you most afraid of in this corona crisis.

Five percent of them said they were worried about being excluded from society.

29 percent said they feared spreading the corona to family or co-workers. 22 per cent said they were afraid to stay in hospital and 8 per cent said they were afraid the number of victims would increase day by day and 6 per cent said they would be afraid to deal with local authorities.

70 percent are afraid to think that the income to take care of the family is low. 13 percent said they were not afraid to think about anything.

Taken as a whole, it is said that Indians are more likely to spread the corona to their family or co-workers, and to say that it is more frightening to be hospitalized.

The second question raises the question of how this corona has an impact on your surroundings such as relationships, friends, co-workers, neighbors, business friends.

Of those, 31 percent say they know 6 or more people with corona are infected, 34 percent say they meet at least 2-5 people with the disease, and 12 percent say they know someone has had corona. 20 percent of practitioners said they believe no one has a corona.

Of these, 77 per cent are Indians experiencing one or more corona infections.

Similarly, have any of your neighbors been isolated and treated at home without being tested for symptoms? To that question

14 percent said there were more than 10, 10 percent said 6-10, 14 percent said 2-5, 10 percent said one, and 52 percent said they did not know exactly.

However, the study found that many people were afraid to get tested and therefore admitted to the hospital for treatment.