Residents of Nawabshah and COVID-19

In recent days, weeks and months, much attention has been paid to Pakistan's response to the COVID-19 problem. This blog post provides full details of the public opinion of Nawabshah residents on how the COVID-19 crisis is transmitted and managed. The study was conducted in late May and some metal was left on something that exists survey. The results reported here are based on feedback provided by the descriptive sample of 20 Nawabshah citizens aged 18-35 years. At the moment of rating, Nawabshah residents had received a ‘smart’ term closure for several months - in between closed to all schools, restaurants, and free restaurants and suggested for social distance and work from home where possible. The high value was gone, but the pressure on healthcare is high until now.

This study aims to gain insight into the use of the common issues of Nawabshah residents, relying on the sources, risky understanding, and a complete understanding of how this problem is managed.

USE OF MEDIA

Most of the Nawabshah residents get their details about COVID-19 on TV and social media for news (71%). Figure 1 dedicated to an indication.

We have found that young groups use TV and social media for news as a basic source of information than older groups, this pattern has been postponed to Social Media as the main source of information. See Figure 2 for a complete analysis.

BELIEF IN RESOURCES

Institutional web resources (such as the Sindh health department of government website) (15%) and TV and social media (70%) are very reliable sources of information, about the information on preventive measures to prevent infection. See figure 3 for a summary of the analysis.

RISK OBSERVATIONS

Given the problem category of COVID-19 as indicated at the beginning of the introduction, that's a fine note that very few Nawabshah residents pose a COVID-19 threat. Only 3% of participants considered the risk of COVID-19 extremes. Most participants see living at home as the only solution to reducing contamination and that the risk of contamination is limited when taking precautionary measures. See figure 4 for an indication. These high levels of reliance on sources of information and ideas of how reducing risk could explain the determination of Nawabshah residents to adhere to and prescribed avoidance behavior.

Conclusion

As opposed to nations like Italy and Spain, that had an absolute lockdown, the Sindh Management decide for a SMART lockdown, along these lines giving over the obligation to residents to hold fast to proportions of social removing and individual cleanliness. Our examination shows that while COVID-19 is seen as a worldwide emergency and individual danger in the Pakistan, most of the Nawabshah are certain that the individual social separating measures help them to adequately moderate the danger of disease. In general, in any case, this specific estimation indicated that, at this specific point in time, communicating on TV and web-based life is the most significant wellsprings of data, trust in the Nawabshah the executives is high and Nawabshah residents are holding fast to the forced measures as needs be.

Nazish Jamali
Editor