Covid-19's first wave hit poor hardest, according to tests of V & Waterfront staff

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The first wave of Covid-19 hit poorer people hardest, according to tests of 405 employees at the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront in Cape Town.

The test volunteers at SA's leading tourist destination came from all social strata. But the 23.7% with Covid-19 antibodies were more likely to live in informal housing, said a team of pulmonologists from the Medical Research Council and Stellenbosch University.

However, people from Cape Town's Western health subdistrict, which includes the city centre and Atlantic seaboard, “were significantly more likely to test negative and had a seroprevalence of five out of 63 ".

 

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The ANC's idiotic and unscientific response hit poorer people hardest...

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This is old news. 27 March 2020 to be exact.

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