Delhi's 6th sero survey: More than 90% have antibodies
The Hindu
This is the first serological survey to be done in Delhi after the second Covid wave in April and May
More than 90% of those covered under the sixth serological survey in Delhi have developed antibodies against coronavirus, according to a report submitted to the government on Wednesday.
This means that Delhi is unlikely to witness a Covid wave as destructive as the second wave in April and May until a new severe variant emerges, a government official said.
"However, we cannot say Delhi has achieved herd immunity despite such a high level of sero-prevalence," the official said.
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