COVID-19: 11 Omicron sub-variants found in India...
A new news has come to the fore amid the increasing number of new coronavirus cases in india for the last three weeks. According to a report, 11 variants of coronavirus have been found in the country between december 24 and january 3 in international travelers. Quoting sources from the Ministry of health, it has been told in the report that came out on thursday that these 11 variants have been prepared after mutation in the Omicron variant of the coronavirus itself, that is, they are the Omicron subvariant. Some of these subvariants have already come to the fore during genome sequencing in the country, while some subvariants have been observed for the first time.
124 people from abroad have been found infected
According to health Ministry sources, between december 24 and january 3, 19,227 passengers who came from abroad were tested for Covid-19 in the country. Of these, only 124 people were found to be corona positive, whose samples were sent for genome sequencing. In this genome sequencing, 11 sub-variants of omicron have been detected in these samples. In these, information has also been received about the new Corona variant XBB 1.5, which is wreaking havoc in America. Many cases of this have come to the fore, for which an alert has been issued.
