New Delhi: The first wave of Coronid (Covid-19) had the greatest impact on the country’s senior citizens. Then comes the second wave. The wave is seen to hit the elderly as well as the younger generation at a deadly rate. The death rate also increased a lot. After that the parents fell asleep thinking about their children. With that comes the question of whether children are more likely to be affected by the third wave of corona (Covid-19) than the last two years.

An answer to this question can be a little comforting. According to the central government on Monday, the information available so far suggests that Covid-19 may not have had such an effect on children.

Dr VK Pal, one of the key members of the Prime Minister’s Covid management team, told an all-India media outlet that it was still uncertain whether a wave would affect only children. So far, however, children have shown the same seroprevalence as adults.
He even said that so far there is no evidence that the third wave will affect children. However, adults who have been vaccinated can protect their children at that time if they want.

Dr. Randeep Guleria, Director, AIIMS, Delhi, said the same thing. According to him, there is still no hard evidence that children in the third wave of Coroid (Covid-19) can be affected to the maximum extent.

Incidentally, the first wave of Covid (Covid-19) did not have much effect on children. But the second wave of corona has affected the elderly as well as the youth, middle-aged and children. Therefore, an expert committee has been formed with child protection in mind. The Ministry of Health has also started making special doses of corona vaccine for children Maybe it will be brought to the market soon