The WHO has issued a "High Risk" warning to Omicron

One by one, the new version comes to light. The WHO has issued a "High Risk" warning, which has raised eyebrows.
The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Monday that the new strain of omnipresence is likely to spread around the world. However, it is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. "If it's as horrible as the corona, the situation will get worse," he said. No deaths have been reported so far.
Earlier, Hu had said that it was not clear whether Omicron was causing more infectious, more serious illnesses than the Delta variant and others.
On the other hand, the first image of the new variant of Omrican, found in South Africa, has been released. Omicran is more flexible than other corona variants. It has 30 types of mutations, according to a picture from the Bumbino Gesu Hospital in the Italian capital, Rome.
The researchers say that the picture shows that Omicram is more flexible than the Delta variant. Preliminary evidence suggests that those who have already been infected are more likely to be re- infected with Omron. It is easy to infect such people. It is also estimated that the Omicron will be more transmissible than the Delta and other Corona variants.
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