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Despite no records of major issues in infants contracting the virus, Dr Tshokey cautions that people should not get the idea that the disease is not severe. And, with limited data, if more children get infected, there is a higher risk of seeing children with severe disease. “Another thing to worry is that our children below 11 years are not vaccinated, and they remain at risk of severe illness,” said Dr Tshokey.

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Despite no records of major issues in infants contracting the virus, Dr Tshokey cautions that people should not get the idea that the disease is not severe. And, with limited data, if more children get infected, there is a higher risk of seeing children with severe disease. “Another thing to worry is that our children below 11 years are not vaccinated, and they remain at risk of severe illness,” said Dr Tshokey.

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