Among seniors, those in 60s have lowest CFR

While Covid-19 gaining a fatal edge in senior citizens was anticipated, those in the youngest (60-69) and the oldest (centenarians) age brackets among the infected elders have reported the lowest case fatality rates (CFR) in Karnataka.

from Bangalore News: Latest Bangalore News Headlines & Live News Updates from Bangalore - Times of India

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