Flattening The Exponential Growth Curve of COVID-19 in Ghana and Other Developing Countries; Divine Intervention Is A Necessity
13 Pages Posted: 1 Apr 2020 Last revised: 28 Jul 2020
Date Written: April 2020
Abstract
COVID-19 pneumonia has hit almost all countries of the world. Due to this, the coronavirus has been declared as a pandemic. The number of corona cases has been identified to be growing exponentially over time. To ease the pressure on these exponential curves, governments and heads of nations have put in place some measures. These include but not limited to total or partial lockdowns, sensitization on personal hygiene, and social distancing. We seek to evaluate the effectiveness of these measures should the number of infections peak in developing and poor countries. It was inferred that some of these measures could help tame the coronavirus in third world countries, but, total eradication of the virus would require heavenly intervention. A series of questions are left unanswered for readers’ deliberation.
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Keywords: COVID-19, Ghana, Lockdowns, Social Distancing, Coronavirus
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