Coronavirus: Ethnic minorities 'over-exposed' to Covid-19
The survey of 2,585 British adults, including 750 from BAME backgrounds, suggests ethnic minorities are"over-exposed" because they are more likely to live in multigenerational households, which can reduce the ability to self-isolate and shield from the virus.
The survey found those from ethnic minority backgrounds were also more likely to say they had used public transport during lockdown - which could increase the chance of transmission because they are enclosed spaces. "Our findings explain why we are seeing outbreaks in places like Leicester, densely populated areas with multigenerational households. Many people are also struggling to pay bills so have to leave their homes to work.
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