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This study reviews the scope of scientific literature to convey extensive multi-factor studies for recognizing various government and behavioral interventions in controlling the COVID-19 globally to determine the extent and nature of these interventions. We provide a novel theory and formula for contingency action based on the COVID-19 Sine Wave points to control the pandemic. Rather than telling policy-makers what to do, the theory tells them what to do at any given time. It emphasizes the importance of time in managing a contagious disease like COVID-19, which is the novelty and difference between this article and others. In this regard, the novel Sine Wave Contingency-Point Interventions (SWCPI) Model is presented. We propose a model that predicts the path of epidemics and evaluates the impact of various strategies to curb the spread of infection. This model includes government interventions [(GI: quarantine, large traffic restrictions, Law enforcement, (LES: logistic, economic and security supports)] and Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions (NPIs: washing hands, use of face mask, social distancing, local traffic restriction, and suitable air condition) and urban health interventions (4T: Timing, Testing, Tracing and Treatment). If these contingency interventions are implemented seriously and regularly, it could control the COVID-19 and flatten the subsequent waves.

Combining government, non-pharmaceutical interventions and vaccination in optimal control COVID-19