Evidence of new virus made from Omicron and Delta, WHO said – this was the fear
There is relief among people with the decreasing corona cases in India as well as all over the world. Meanwhile, a worrying news is coming from the World Health Organization. Recent studies have shown that delta and Omicron have formed a new virus, evidence has also been found. The WHO says that this fear was already being raised due to the rapid spread of Delta and Omicron. Scientists say that many studies are being done about how deadly it is and how fast it spreads. The outbreak of this virus has already started in France in January 2022. Even before this, scientists have told that the corona has not gone from among us, its variants will keep coming.
Scientists are tracking the virus
The Delta variant of Corona caused havoc all over the world. Although the Omicron variant proved to be less lethal in its bent. Now there is an update from WHO that the recombinant virus of Omicron and Delta is spreading. World Health Organization scientist Maria Van Karkhove tweeted that the Omicron and Delta variants of SARSCov2 are likely to spread together. Their circulation can be rapid. He also wrote that we are tracking it and talks are also taking place on it. This tweet of Maria is from late night on March 9.
Virologist told that the virus is spreading
Maria has retweeted the tweet of virologist jeremy kamil. According to this tweet, solid evidence has been found of Delta-Omicron’s mixed virus. It has been spreading in France since January 2022. Also viruses of the same profile have been found in Denmark and the Netherlands. According to the report of Livemint, WHO scientists had also told in the press conference that at present no changes have been seen related to its deadly and more spread, although many studies are being done.
Pls also see here where we talk about the possibility of recombinants of #SARSCoV2. This is to be expected, especially w intense circulation of #omicron & delta. @WHO TagVE is tracking & discussing.
— Maria Van Kerkhove (@mvankerkhove) March 8, 2022
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