This was revealed in a new medical study.
The study, conducted by Johns Hopkins University, University of California and Princeton Environment Institute (PEI) in the United States, found that more than 575,000 people in the Indian states of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh were infected with the corona virus. The rate was reviewed.
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These patients further transmitted the corona virus to 84,965 people.
This is the largest contact tracing study of the corona virus to date, which has identified individuals who came in contact with an infected person and contracted code 19.
The researchers said that 71% of the infected people did not transmit the disease to anyone they came in contact with, but a major reason for the spread of the corona virus is that a few people infected several people.
The study found that only 8% of those affected caused 60% of new cases.
Overall, 7 out of 10 patients in Code 19 do not cause a new case, but the remaining 3 patients can add multiple cases.
The study said that a large number of new cases could occur in a single individual or in a place suitable for the spread of the virus, that is, in a wall with poor air circulation.
The study found that in India, critically ill patients die in an average of 6 days while being treated in a hospital, compared to 13 days in the United States.
Similarly, in India, the death rate from this virus is higher in people between the ages of 50 and 64.
The study also found that an individual is 2.4% more likely to be infected with the corona virus at the community level and 9% more likely to be infected at home.
According to the researchers, one-third of the people involved in the study were children and adolescents, and they played the most important role in spreading the virus.
According to the researchers, no previous study has shown that children can spread the virus very effectively indoors.
Research has shown that children under the age of 17 have a much lower risk of dying from code 19, but they can transmit the virus to healthy people at the same rate as other age groups.
“We discovered that the role of children and youth in reported cases and deaths was greater than in high-income countries,” he said.
Research has shown that children and adolescents are more likely to get the virus than their peers.
Children between the ages of 5 and 17 accounted for 18% of cases their age, he said.
In fact, people of all ages are more likely to be infected than their peers.
The study also found that the overall death rate in these cases was 2.06%.
The lowest was 0.05% in the age group of 5 to 17 years and the highest was 16.6% in the age group of 85 years.