| India |
June/2020 |
Wastewater from hospital |
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SARS-CoV-2 RNA detection was 100% in wastewater
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Virus load 10 fold higher in wastewater, effluent and sewage
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Early RNA detection preceding the increase in infection rate from 9 to 12 days
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| Brazil |
May/2020 |
Wastewater |
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SARS-CoV-2 RNA concentration was 41.7%–100% in wastewater
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Virus screening was conducted with samples based on infection rate and detectable possibilities
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Screening was in coherence with positive reports and epidemiological data
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| USA |
March/2020 |
Urban treatment plant, wastewater from catchment points |
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High positive reports of SARS-CoV-2 infection
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Viral RNA concentration was 40% in the screened samples
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High virus copy number preceded infection rates in 1–12 days
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| Netherlands |
March/2020 |
Wastewater |
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Viral RNA was detected in wastewater from six major cities
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•
Virus detection rate was found to be 69% and detectable count preceded the infection in 4–8 days
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•
Significant expression was observed in early detection
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| France |
July/2020 |
Wastewater treatment plant |
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•
Viral RNA was detected in the wastewater (100%)
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•
The detection of genome copy was fifty in the post-lockdown phase in the month of June
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Early detection was reported based on clinical data which preceded 2–5 days of COVID-19 infection
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High copy number was reported in the wastewater in accordance with the increase COVID-19 cases
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| Germany |
April/2020 |
Wastewater treatment plant |
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High expression of viral RNA in the sample (100%)
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•
Sequencing reported high viral copy number with the surge in infection cases
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Total load of virus copy number was in coherence with the clinical data of COVID-19 infection
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[81] |
| Italy |
April/2020 |
Wastewater |
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| China |
July/2020 |
Septic tanks |
|
[85] |
| Bangladesh |
August/2020 |
Wastewater |
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| Australia |
April/2020 |
Wastewater |
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[86] |
| Israel |
Not reported |
Wastewater |
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