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India survey finds a quarter of children may have COVID antibodies, more than average By Krishna N. Das and Neha Arora A healthcare worker wearing PPE collects a swab sample from a man during a rapid antigen testing campaign for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Ahmedabad NEW DELHI (Reuters) – More than a quarter of Indian children aged between 10 and 17 may have already contracted COVID-19, according to a government serological survey released on Thursday, higher than the 21.5% of the overall population found to have been infected. The survey of more than 35,700 people abov...

New Delhi: More than a quarter of Indian children aged between 10 and 17 may have already contracted COVID-19, according to a government serological survey released on Thursday, higher than the 21.5% of the overall population found to have been infected. The survey of more than 35,700 people above 10, conducted in the last two months, gave a much lower estimate for the average number of people to have contracted COVID-19 than other research. Separate tests done on more than 700,000 people across India by diagnostics company Thyrocare Technologies showed 55% of the country’s 1.35 billion peo...

1 In 4 Children Aged 10-17 May Have Covid: Sero Survey 1 In 4 Children Aged 10-17 May Have Covid: Sero Survey The survey of more than 35,700 people above 10, conducted in the last two months, gave a much lower estimate for the average number of people to have contracted COVID-19 than other research. India on Thursday reported 12,899 new COVID-19 cases. New Delhi: More than a quarter of children in India aged between 10 and 17 may have already contracted COVID-19, according to a government serological survey released on Thursday, higher than the 21.5 per cent of the overall population fou...

2 Min Read NEW DELHI (Reuters) - About one in four of India’s 1.35 billion people may have been infected with the coronavirus, said a source with direct knowledge of a government serological survey, suggesting the country’s real caseload was many times higher than reported. People wearing protective face masks wait in queues to buy train tickets at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) railway station after authorities resumed suburban train services for all commuters after it was shut down to prevent the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Mumbai, India, February 1...

Coronavirus Cases in India: A total of 11,039 new cases were recorded on Wednesday (File) New Delhi: About one in four of India's 135 crore people may have been infected with the coronavirus, said a source with direct knowledge of a government serological survey, suggesting the country's real caseload was many times higher than reported. India has confirmed 1.08 crore COVID-19 infections, the most anywhere outside the United States. But the survey, whose findings are much more conservative than a private one from last week, indicates India's actual cases may have crossed 30 crore. The state-...