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WHO Says COVID Variant Detected in India Found in 53 Territories

WHO Says COVID Variant Detected in India Found in 53 Territories May 27, 2021, 11:01 IST The Covid19 strain that was mainly found in India has now been reported in other territories as well. According to the World Health Organization report, it was dominantly seen in 53 territories. Apart from that seven new territories have reported cases with the B.1.617 variant. The report by the UN health has updated that the count is now up to 60 territories. The number keeps increasing as well. As the transmissibility has increased, the spread has also. The effects of the disease are yet to be determined. Many reports and content shared on social media referred to B.1.617 Covid19 variant as the Indian variant. It was being said that this variant was first identified in India last year in October. That has now spread to other countries as well. WHO did not refer to this term, anytime.

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B.1.617 Covid variant: An analysis on transmissibility, immune escape and future mutations

B.1.617 Covid variant: An analysis on transmissibility, immune escape and future mutations The novel coronavirus that originated from Wuhan, China, has already claimed the lives of more than 3.4 million people worldwide Children who lost families to Covid are homeless It was in India that the B.1.617 variant of coronavirus was initially detected. Classified as the variant of concern by the World Health Organization (WHO), B.1.617 is now found in countries like the United States, United Kingdom, and Singapore. Shockingly, this Covid variant has become the dominant strain in some regions of the country, and medical experts believe that it could increase the number of fresh positive cases. 

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Pfizer vaccine 88% effective against B.1.617.2, AstraZeneca 60% effective: Study

Pfizer vaccine 88% effective against B.1.617.2, AstraZeneca 60% effective: Study Premium FILE PHOTO: A vial and sryinge are seen in front of a displayed Pfizer logo in this illustration. (REUTERS) Read Full Story A new study by health officials in England shows for the first time that two doses of COVID-19 vaccines are “highly effective against the B1.617.2 variant first identified in India. Public Health England (PHE) said on Saturday that while the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine was 88 per cent effective against symptomatic COVID-19 from the B1.617.2 variant of concern (VOC) two weeks after the second dose, the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine was 60 per cent effective against symptomatic disease from the B1.617.2 VOC.

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Congress busy insulting India: Javadekar attacks Kamal Nath over 'Indian variant' claims

Congress busy insulting India: Javadekar attacks Kamal Nath over ‘Indian variant’ claims Congress busy insulting India: Javadekar attacks Kamal Nath over ‘Indian variant’ claims Union minister Prakash Javadekar has hit out at Kamal Nath and Congress for calling the new Covid strain the Indian variant and said the party is defaming India. advertisement Javadekar has attacked Kamal Nath for calling the new Covid variant an Indian variant. (PTI) Union minister Prakash Javadekar launched an attack on Congress and Kamal Nath for calling the new Covid variant ‘the Indian variant’ and saying the party is defaming the country. Javadekar said, “He (Kamal Nath) is calling it Indian corona. He further said hamari pehchan, mera Bharat Covid . It s an insult to India. Other Congress leaders are also giving such statements.

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Centre Asks Social Media Platforms To Remove Posts Mentioning 'Indian Variant' Of Covid

Stating that the WHO never classified the B.1.617 Covid strain as ‘Indian variant’ the Centre has said that its latest move is aimed at curbing misinformation on social media

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