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. 2021 Jun;27(6):1598–1606. doi: 10.3201/eid2706.210568

Table 1. Characteristics of participants with interview data available (n = 1,840) from survey of seroprevalence of SARS-CoV-2 IgG in Juba, South Sudan*.

Characteristic No. (%)
Sex
F 1,149 (62.4)
M
691 (37.6)
Age, y
1–4 68 (3.7)
5–9 224 (12.2)
10–19 448 (24.3)
20–29 459 (24.9)
30–39 307 (16.7)
40–49 139 (7.6)
50–64 120 (6.5)
>65
75 (4.1)
Payam
Northern Bari 788 (42.8)
Juba 141 (7.7)
Muniki 397 (21.6)
Kator 229 (12.4)
Rejaf 135 (7.3)
Gondokoro
150 (8.2)
Occupation
None 408 (22.2)
Child 386 (21.0)
Student 388 (21.1)
Market merchant 89 (4.8)
Healthcare worker 12 (0.7)
Taxi driver 16 (0.9)
Farmer 164 (8.9)
Working with animals 10 (0.5)
Civil servant 120 (6.5)
Health laboratory worker 2 (0.1)
Teacher 20 (1.1)
Traditional healer 1 (0.1)
Religious leader 8 (0.4)
Other
216 (11.7)
Reported test for SARS-CoV-2
No 1816 (98.7)
Yes 22 (1.2)
Unknown
2 (0.1)
Reported SARS-CoV-2 test results
Negative 15 (0.8)
Positive 5 (0.3)
Unknown 2 (0.1)

*SARS-CoV-2, severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2.