How was the Mental Health of Colombian people on March during Pandemics Covid19?
Chire Saire, J. E.
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Actual pandemic started with first cases in China and fast spread in Europe, Asia and the next continents became a global concern from March, so the most of countries ordered a lockdown to decrease infection rate forced people to stay at home. The first confirmed case was on March 6, during the next days more cases were confirmed by Minster of Health, the first death was on March 21, one day after of the announcement of lockdown in Colombia. During this period of waiting for what is going to happen people can develop mental stress as fear, sleep disorders so to analyze how was the behaviour on the population the present study is conducted using a Social Network as Twitter, Natural Language algorithms and Data Mining criterions. The findings confirmed the interest of covid19 was increasing daily, people was experimenting fear, anxiety, mental stress.
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