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More young people, especially in the 30-50 age bracket who go out for work, are seemingly getting infected by COVID-19 amid its current wave in the national capital, say experts. While the country is going through the second wave of COVID-19, Delhi is reeling under the fourth wave of the pandemic, with cases escalating at an unprecedented rate. Some doctors say that the reason for a large number of people getting infected this year vis-a-vis last year could be that the virus has mutated and the current strain is more infectious that the one in circulation previously. The younger population goes out and works, uses public transportation and hence, has more chances of coming in contact with others. Many people are still not wearing masks or maintaining social distancing, which has contributed to the rise in cases, said Suranjit Chatterjee, a senior consultant at Apollo Hospitals here.

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