Table 2. Demographic characteristics of major SARS-CoV-2 variants detected during the study period (n = 882).
BA.2.10* | BA.2.38* | BA.2.75* | BA.5* | BQ.1* | XBB* | Grand total | |
Gender-wise distribution, p-value = 0.088 | |||||||
Male | 22 (68.75%) | 19 (42.22%) | 311 (53.53%) | 15 (40.54%) | 10 (66.67%) | 98 (56.98%) | 475 (53.85%) |
Female | 10 (31.25%) | 26 (57.78%) | 270 (46.47%) | 22 (59.46%) | 05 (33.33%) | 74 (43.02%) | 407 (46.15%) |
Median age, H (5) = 12.343, p-value = 0.030 | |||||||
29.5 (IQR: 20.5 – 43.0) | 38.0 (IQR: 29.0 – 58.0) | 38.0 (IQR: 28.0 – 57.0) | 38.0 (IQR: 31.0 – 59.0) | 55.0 (IQR: 41.0 – 71.0) | 38.5 (IQR: 28.5 – 59.0) | ||
Age-wise distribution | |||||||
0 to <10 | 01 (3.13%) | 00 (00%) | 11 (1.89%) | 01 (2.70%) | 00 (00%) | 03 (1.74%) | 16 (1.81%) |
10 to <20 | 07 (21.88%) | 04 (8.89%) | 25 (4.30%) | 00 (00%) | 00 (00%) | 11 (6.40%) | 47 (5.33%) |
20 to <30 | 08 (25.00%) | 08 (17.78%) | 133 (22.89%) | 06 (16.22%) | 01 (6.67%) | 32 (18.60%) | 188 (21.32%) |
30 to <40 | 04 (12.50%) | 11 (24.44%) | 140 (24.10%) | 13 (35.14%) | 02 (13.33%) | 42 (24.42%) | 212 (24.04%) |
40 to <50 | 05 (15.63%) | 06 (13.33%) | 53 (9.12%) | 03 (8.11%) | 04 (26.67%) | 21 (12.21%) | 92 (10.43%) |
50 to <60 | 01 (3.13%) | 05 (11.11%) | 86 (14.80%) | 07 (18.92%) | 02 (13.33%) | 22 (12.79%) | 123 (13.95%) |
60 to <70 | 05 (15.63%) | 04 (8.89%) | 64 (11.02%) | 05 (13.51%) | 02 (13.33%) | 18 (10.47%) | 98 (11.11%) |
70 to <80 | 01 (3.13%) | 06 (13.33%) | 48 (8.26%) | 02 (5.41%) | 03 (20.00%) | 18 (10.47%) | 78 (8.84%) |
80 to <90 | 00 (00%) | 01 (2.22%) | 21 (3.61%) | 00 (00%) | 01 (6.67%) | 05 (2.91%) | 28 (3.17%) |