The result of a study: What happened to a 9-year-old infected man who had contact with 172 people?

The boy was among those infected in the circle of entrepreneur Steve Walsh, who was infected during a meeting in Singapore. He then went to Contamines-Montjoie, a French ski resort with about ten other Britons, after which he flew to London.

Most guests at the ski resort were infected, but an investigation by French public health authorities found that the 9-year-old person who had contracted the virus had not spread the infection to anyone, even though he had been in contact with at least 172 people.

The boy showed breathing symptoms, as did his parents, but the infection was not confirmed.

The study revealed that only the human son had a flu and a cold. He infected his brothers with the flu but not with COVID.

The “boy, who also had symptoms of other respiratory diseases, followed three courses for skiing but did not infect anyone. It seems to be an indication of a potentially different spread among children,” said French epidemiologist Costas Danis.

The boy had only mild symptoms, and when tested, only traces of the virus were discovered, which scientists believe is the answer why he did not transmit the virus to all his contacts, or at least some of them. It is believed that the child's immune system is more powerful than that of adults and that it is more powerful for them to remove the virus. (sighs)