No reason to believe Covid will disproportionately affect children in next wave: N K Arora ...Middle East

There is no reason to believe that children will be disproportionately affected by the coronavirus in the coming weeks and months or in the next wave, the head of a government working group said, but stressed on the need for additional resource inputs to improve the paediatric Covid services.

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