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NEW DELHI: India may still not be doing enough genome sequencing of SARS-CoV2 samples necessary to stay ahead of the virus and predict third Covid wave in time, feel experts.
So far, genome sequencing of only about 15,000 samples across India has been carried out while experts say that considering India’s population, this number should have been at least 1 lakh if not more.
It also grossly falls short of the target set up by the Centre in December-January to test 5 % of all positive samples in every state as part of its INSACOG initiative, which is a consortium of several institutions under the National Centre for Disease Control to carry out an extensive genomic surveillance of Covid virus in India.
The Rockefeller Foundation Releases Recommendations for Equitable, Cost-Effective, and Scalable Covid-19 Testing and Tracing in India 05.20.21
NEW DELHI | May 20, 2021: As India and its health system are at a critical moment facing a second wave of the worst pandemic in a century, The Rockefeller Foundation released a strategic roadmap for strengthening testing and tracing to help control this surge and to manage future waves. “The Road Ahead for Smart Covid-19 Testing and Tracing in India” is an evidence-based report with recommendations to support equitable, cost-effective, and scalable solutions in India that will bolster the country’s pandemic response in a resource-constrained environment. The report is based on insights and inputs from an expert advisory panel convened by the Foundation over the course of seven months.