Indian health authorities warn of new Covid-19 strain

Indian health authorities warn of new Covid-19 strain

Indian health authorities have issued a warning about a new variant of  Covid-19 called Delta Plus.

They point out that this new strain may be more severe than the first Delta strain identified in India, and that complications are high.

 The Covid-19 epidemic, which began in Wuhan, China, and then spread to Nanjing, has now spread to Beijing and five other provinces. Chinese authorities say this is the worst virus outbreak since the Wuhan outbreak. More than 200 people have been identified since the first cases were reported at Nanjing Airport on July 20, according to foreign media reports. Due to this situation, all flights at Nanjing Airport have been suspended until August 11.

 The New York Times reported today that the spread of the Delta variety is similar to the spread of chickenpox. It cites an internal document from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The report states that the Delta variety is strong enough to withstand even vaccination.

 Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden has decided to provide $ 100 to encourage people who have not received the Covid-19 vaccine to be vaccinated. Foreign media reported that all public servants who had not been vaccinated were given PCR once a week or twice a week. An investigation has also been made mandatory.