The spread of corona in Madhya Pradesh is increasing rapidly. Because of this, the lockdown has been made more stringent. Due to the lockdown, its effect is being seen in every area. There is a possibility of loss of about 77 thousand crores to the agriculture, industry and service sectors in the state. The Indian Institute of Management, Indore has estimated this through a study. According to the study, presently the GDP of the country is 5 percent, which will be reduced to just two percent or less. MP accounts for six percent of India's GDP. The state will lag behind in tourism. It will also have an impact on business, production and supply. Madhya Pradesh's economy will go back to 12 years behind 2008.
Let us tell you that IIM Indore has also prepared a strategy to reduce this loss. IIM claims that due to the loss of 32 thousand crore rupees in MP, it can be recovered in six months. Prof. Dr. Prashant Salwan of IIM Indore, after the production starts in ideal condition, this loss can come down from Rs 77 thousand crore to Rs 45 thousand crore. This report has been submitted to the state government. The government has also asked the institute to prepare a detailed report on this issue.
Let us tell you that the number of coronavirus infected patients has reached above 1880 in Madhya Pradesh, so far 97 people have died and 228 people have returned healthy. The number of corona positive patients in Indore has reached 1085, 56 new patients were found here on Friday. 36 new infected patients were found in Bhopal on Friday, with this the number of patients has reached 351 here. There are 5 doctors among the newly found patients in Bhopal. The number of corona infected patients has increased to 106 in Ujjain district. With the addition of 12 new patients in Jabalpur, there have been a total of 43 patients in the city.
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