Updated On: 29 July, 2020 07:49 AM IST | Mumbai | A correspondent
suggests round one of sero-survey conducted in three wards; in high-rises, only 16 participants found with antibodies

Health workers screen people for the symptoms of novel Coronavirus at Khar Danda slum. File pics/Shadab Khan
Findings of the first round of sero-survey indicated that the spread of novel Coronavirus is significantly higher in the slums, where more than 50 per cent of the infected people developed antibodies, as compared to the residential areas.
The BMC collected samples from 6,936 people of the R North (Dahisar), M West (Chembur) and F North (Matunga) wards, and tested them for the presence of the neutralising antibodies in the blood to determine whether they have been infected and recovered from COVID-19.