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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;

Covid vaccine with 50% efficacy can be cleared: ICMR

The ICMR chief, Dr Balram Bhargava, has said that no vaccine for respiratory diseases has a 100% efficacy and ones with 50-100% efficacy can be approved for use against the coronavirus

The ICMR chief, Dr Balram Bhargava, has said that no vaccine for respiratory diseases has a 100% efficacy and ones with 50-100% efficacy can be approved for use against the coronavirus, the Times of India has reported. He added that although maximum efficacy will be sought, but the WHO has said that a vaccine with 50% efficacy can be accepted. The comment came a day after Central Drugs and Standard Control Organisation issued a note for Covid-19 vaccine that suggested researchers may not necessarily look for the preventive capacity of a vaccine. and settle for one that protects a person from developing severe infection.

Govt: over 38.5 lakh recoveries in India, highest in the world

The Union Health Ministry told reporters in its daily press briefing that more than 38.5 lakh Covid-19 patients have recovered in the country, adding that it is highest number of recoveries in the world.
It added that active Covid cases are only one-fifth of total cases. The number of active Covid patients are pegged at 9,90,061 as of Tuesday.
The Health Ministry also said that there are 14 states and UTs in India where the total number of active cases are less than 5,000, while in 18 states and UTs the total active cases are between 5,000-50,000.
The govt also shared the latest testing numbers, saying more than 5 crore 80 lakh tests have been conducted so far. 
On the vaccines that are in development, DG ICMR, Dr Balram Bhargava added that 3 candidates are in different stages of clinical trials.

BITE: 3 vaccines at clinical trial stage in India. Cadila and Bharat Biotech have completed phase-I trials. Serum Institute has completed phase II-B3 trials, and will start phase-III trial (with 1500 patients at 14 locations) after clearances: Prof (Dr.) Balram Bhargava, DG, ICMR
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Over 38.5 lakh Covid-19 patients recovered in India: govt India has highest number of recoveries in the world: govt Active Covid cases are only one-fifth of total cases: govt Number of active cases less than 5,000 in 14 states &amp; UTs In 18 states &amp; UTs, active cases between 5,000-50,000: govt Govt: Over 5 crore 80 lakh tests conducted nationwide so far

The Union Health Ministry told reporters in its daily press briefing that more than 38.5 lakh Covid-19 patients have recovered in the country, adding that it is highest number of recoveries in the world.
It added that active Covid cases are only one-fifth of total cases. The number of active Covid patients are pegged at 9,90,061 as of Tuesday.
The Health Ministry also said that there are 14 states and UTs in India where the total number of active cases are less than 5,000, while in 18 states and UTs the total active cases are between 5,000-50,000.
The govt also shared the latest testing numbers, saying more than 5 crore 80 lakh tests have been conducted so far. 
On the vaccines that are in development, DG ICMR, Dr Balram Bhargava added that 3 candidates are in different stages of clinical trials.

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