Two-thirds of Indian population had COVID-19 antibodies; Sero survey reports
Two-thirds of Indian population had COVID-19 antibodies; Sero survey reports
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Around 40 crore people are still vulnerable to the virus. The Indian Council of Medical Research had the latest survey in June-July. Addressing a press conference, a senior official said two-thirds or 67.6 percent of India’s population aged above 6 years were found to have SARS-CoV-2 antibodies. The govt report says, 85 percent of the surveyed healthcare workers had antibodies against SARS-CoV-2, and one-tenth of HCWs were still unvaccinated.

To control the pandemic the govt stressing to check unnecessary religious and political congregations and non-essential travels should be discouraged. “Travel only if fully vaccinated," it said. The ICMR also suggested, “Children can handle viral infection much better as they have a lower number of ace receptors. So once the decision is taken and all the staff vaccinated, it would be wise to open primary schools first".

Let us tell you that 30,093 new coronavirus infections, the lowest in 125 days, taking the total tally of COVID-19 cases to 3,11,74,322, according to the Union Health Ministry data received on Tuesday. The death toll climbed to 4,14,482 with 374 daily fatalities, the lowest in 111 days, while the active cases have declined to 4,06,130, the lowest in 117 days.

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