Coronavirus: When will COVID-19 infection end? The answer given by 511 experts

According to the World Health Organization, the global corona crisis is getting worse by the day. In some countries, the incidence of corona has decreased slightly. However, there are many such countries. The risk of corona is likely to increase there. In such a situation the New York Times.

Through this survey, an attempt has been made to know what the life of an expert will be like in the future due to the effect of corona. Meanwhile, experts have not issued any guidelines for people, however, they have said about their personal lives.

Some experts have already begun to join small groups by visiting doctors. But most experts say they won't go to big concerts, sports events, religious events until vaccinations or treatment come along.

It can take up to a year for the coronavirus vaccine so many experts say they will never hug people or shake anyone's hand.

Every person is living in a different situation during the Coronavirus crisis. Everyone has the ability to take risks, expectations are different. At this time it is also important to see how the tests, contact tracing, treatment are going. They will make decisions based on these things, experts say

Sixty percent of the experts said they would go to the doctor in the summer, even if it was not a very important visit. 29 per cent said they would have to wait 3 to 12 months in such a situation. In addition, 11 per cent of experts said they would not visit anyone for more than a year

Fifty-six percent of experts said they would like to drive to a nearby location for a summer vacation. So 26 per cent will do so after 3 to 12 months and 18 per cent will go on short leave after one year, it was said.

19 percent of experts said they would go to a salon and get a haircut for more than a year. So 39 percent said it would last 3 to 12 months. 41 percent of experts believe that they will go to the salon in the summer.

46 percent of experts said that small dinner parties will be held after 3 to 12 months. So 32 percent of experts said they would attend a small dinner party in the summer. Also, 21 percent of experts said they would not do so for at least a year.

Meanwhile, only 20 percent of experts have expressed a desire for air travel over the summer. While 44 per cent experts want to fly after 3 to 12 months, 37 per cent do not even want to fly for more than a year, the survey said.