Establishment of local wastewater-based surveillance programmes in response to the spread and infection of COVID-19 - case studies from South Africa, the Netherlands, Turkey and England
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in over 340 million infection cases (as of 21 January 2022) and more than 5.57 million deaths globally. In reaction, science, technology and innovation communities across the globe have organised themselves to contribute to national responses to COVID-19 disease. A...
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Main Authors: | M. Tlhagale (Author), S. Liphadzi (Author), J. Bhagwan (Author), V. Naidoo (Author), K. Jonas (Author), L. van Vuuren (Author), G. Medema (Author), L. Andrews (Author), F. Béen (Author), M. L. Ferreira (Author), A. M. Saatci (Author), B. Alpaslan Kocamemi (Author), F. Hassard (Author), A. C. Singer (Author), J. T. Bunce (Author), J. M. S. Grimsley (Author), M. Brown (Author), D. L. Jones (Author) |
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2022-02-01T00:00:00Z.
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