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2nd sero survey: One in every 15 exposed to virus by Aug

Here are the findings of the second pan-India sero&nbsp;survey conducted by the Indian Council Medical Research

The Indian Council Medical Research's second national&nbsp;sero-survey report has revealed that one in 15 individuals aged more than 10 years were estimated to be exposed to&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;by August 2020.&nbsp;Of 29,082 people surveyed from August 17 to September 22, 6.6% showed evidence of past exposure to Covid-19.&nbsp;Dr Balram Bhargava, who is the director general of the ICMR, said&nbsp;urban slum and urban non-slum areas had higher infection prevalence than that of rural areas.&nbsp;The ICMR report stated that &lsquo;risk in urban slums twice than that in non-slum areas and 4 times the risk in rural setting.&rsquo;&nbsp;

Kejriwal: experts say 2nd wave in Delhi will decline soon

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday said experts believe that second wave of the coronavirus infection, which hit Delhi a while back, is on the decline. 
"From July 1 to August 17, we were in control. We noticed that cases increased and it reached 4,500 new cases on September 17 and is now coming down. So experts are believing that the second wave of coronavirus that hit Delhi is now on the peak and its intensity will be less in the coming days," he said addressing the media.
Kejriwal said Delhi recorded approximately 4,500 cases earlier this month. After that, the cases started to decline and in the last 24 hours, 3,700 cases have been reported in the national capital.

Delhi already peaked in Covid-19 2nd wave: Kejriwal
'Experts say second wave will decline in coming days'
3700 cases reported in Delhi in the last 24 hours

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday said experts believe that second wave of the coronavirus infection, which hit Delhi a while back, is on the decline. 
"From July 1 to August 17, we were in control. We noticed that cases increased and it reached 4,500 new cases on September 17 and is now coming down. So experts are believing that the second wave of coronavirus that hit Delhi is now on the peak and its intensity will be less in the coming days," he said addressing the media.
Kejriwal said Delhi recorded approximately 4,500 cases earlier this month. After that, the cases started to decline and in the last 24 hours, 3,700 cases have been reported in the national capital.

SC to hear Oppn states plea on NEET-JEE today

Even as the JEE (Mains) exams are on and NEET is scheduled for September 13, the Supreme Court will today hear a review petition filed by the ministers of six opposition-ruled states.

Even as the JEE (Mains) exams are on and NEET is scheduled for September 13, the Supreme Court will today hear a review petition filed by the ministers of six opposition-ruled states. Six states have sought a review of the top court's decision to hold the medical and engineering admission exams amid the Covid pandemic. After the exams were deferred twice, the Supreme Court, on August 17, had rejected petitions from 11 students to defer the exams. Several states and political leaders had backed the students' demand citing Covid and floods.

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