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Data shows people of all age groups falling prey to coronavirus

April 6, 2020 11:45 PM


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Most of the people who have fallen prey to coronavirus in the country so far were already suffering from serious health issues, according to the patient data collected by 24NewsHD TV.

The data of 38 out of 50 patients shows that 80 percent of the victims were above 50 while percentage of victims aged 20 to 29 was just one percent. At least 10 percent of the victims were aged 30 to 39, while another 10 of the victims were aged 40 to 49.

Per the data collected from various hospitals, most of the coronavirus patients were suffering from critical diseases and their health conditions deteriorated after they caught the virus.

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