Telangana Schools Not To Reopen: The state high court today put a stay on the government’s order to reopen schools from September 1. The high court’s decision came in response to a PIL. The court in its order has said that no student from classes KG to class 12 would be compelled to attend offline […]
The anticipated threat of the third COVID-19 wave may reach its peak as soon as October and children could be affected as severely as adults.
The number of COVID-19 positive children who experience symptoms beyond four weeks is low (4.4 percent).
While several questions have been raised, inquiring if the chances of children being vulnerable to, the coming waves of the COVID-19 are more, experts allayed these fears and apprehensions on several platforms.Â
The country reported 60,753 new Covid cases a day and the total tally rose to 2,98,23,546 during the second wave. According to an update by the Union health ministry on June 19, the number of active cases stands at 7,60,019 being the lowest in 74 days
The initial findings provide a ray of hope for those concerned about the risk of children being affected by the third wave more than any other age group, which was the initial belief of many.
