Dr. K. Aswathanarayana
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, GFGC HOSAKOTE, BENGALURU NORTH UNIVERSITY
Abstract
The Corona Virus or COVID-19 is a disease based on an unknown virus. It seems that it started in China and has widely spread in almost all countries in the world. This pandemic situation is one of the widely spread diseases in recently in world history. However, there was an influenza pandemic in 1918 with the exact number of deaths still unknown. Some believe that the death toll would have been about 50–100 million people. The proposed actions are analyzed in short-term, mid-term and long-term basis, and any expert and social worker who is involved in the pandemic control process can gain an insight into what to do and how to perform their tasks. A sociological analysis on COVID-19 is very important because there is a wing comprising dominant medical experts in the control and management of the disease. Naturally, anyone would think of a pandemic situation in very negative terms due to its emotional, socio-economic, environmental, political and cultural factors. However, it is also positive due to certain factors that help to reintegrate and reorganize the social system as a whole.
Keywords: COVID-19, Positive and Negative Impacts, Social domains, Social Impacts & Pandemic
Journal Name :
EPRA International Journal of Economics, Business and Management Studies (EBMS)

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Published on : 2022-05-26

Vol : 9
Issue : 5
Month : May
Year : 2022
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