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It s not just India, new Covid virus waves hitting developing nations

It’s not just India, new Covid virus waves hitting developing nations Bloomberg May 4 | Updated on May 04, 2021 A patient being attended to, outside an emergency room in a hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal   -  Reuters A patient being attended to, outside an emergency room in a hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal   -  Reuters× Countries ranging from Laos to Thailand in South-East Asia, those bordering India, report big surges in infection It’s not just India. Fierce new Covid-19 waves are enveloping other developing countries across the world, placing severe strain on their health care systems and prompting appeals for help. Nations ranging from Laos to Thailand in South-East Asia, and those bordering India such as Bhutan and Nepal, have been reporting significant surges in infections in the past few weeks. The increase is mainly because of more contagious virus variants, though complacency and lack of resources to contain the spread have also been cited as reasons.

COVID-19 in schools: study shows drop in infections

SIS) suggests a significant reduction in the percentage of secondary school pupils and staff testing positive for COVID-19 infection since schools reopened compared to last November. The fourth round of the SIS – research jointly led by Public Health England ( PHE), the Office for National Statistics ( ONS) and the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine ( LSHTM) – tested 7,271 secondary school pupils and 2,744 staff for COVID-19 infection between 15 and 31 March. The results suggest infections fell significantly among both staff and pupils compared to previous findings in November and December 2020. The latest study, which looked at schools from across 14 participating local authorities, found that 0.34% of secondary school pupils tested positive for current infection (95% confidence interval: 0.16% to 0.63%) and 0.19% of secondary school staff tested positive for current infection (95% confidence interval: 0.04% to 0.58%).

Fierce new coronavirus waves hit more developing nations

Fierce new coronavirus waves hit more developing nations
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Study shows drop among secondary school pupils and staff testing positive for COVID-19 compared to Autumn 2020 term

Study shows drop among secondary school pupils and staff testing positive for COVID-19 compared to Autumn 2020 term Study shows drop among secondary school pupils and staff testing positive for COVID-19 compared to Autumn 2020 term 4 May 2021 London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine https://lshtm.ac.uk/themes/custom/lshtm/images/lshtm-logo-black.png The latest round of the Schools Infection Survey (SIS) suggests a significant reduction in the percentage of secondary school pupils and staff testing positive for COVID-19 infection since schools reopened compared to last November. Share Data from the fourth round of the SIS – research jointly led by Public Health England (PHE), the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) – tested 7,271 secondary school pupils and 2,744 staff for COVID-19 infection between 15 -

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