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What we know about 18 new cases of the Indian variant
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Almost 3,000 cases of the coronavirus variant first detected in India have been reported in Britain, British Health Secretary Matt Hancock said Wednesday.
Speaking at the House of Commons, lower house of the British Parliament, Hancock said 2,967 cases of the variant have now been recorded, 28 percent up from the figure of more than 2,300 on Monday.
Surge testing and vaccinations will be deployed in those areas including Bedford, Burnley, Hounslow, Kirklees, Leicester and North Tyneside, said Hancock.
What this means in practice is we are putting in place more testing and more testing sites, Hancock said.
The spread of the India-related variant has raised concerns that England s final step of the roadmap out of COVID-19 restrictions might be delayed on June 21.
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Scientist warns India-related variant could trigger another wave in UK
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© Provided by Xinhua The virus just got faster, said Andrew Hayward, a professor from the government s Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE), indicating that Britain could be at the start of a third COVID-19 wave.
LONDON, May 20 (Xinhua) The India-related coronavirus variant could drive another wave in Britain, a British government advisory scientist warned Thursday. The virus just got faster, said Andrew Hayward, a professor from the government s Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE), indicating that Britain could be at the start of a third COVID-19 wave. That really brings it back down to this race against the vaccine and the virus, Hayward, an infectious disease expert at University College London, told the BBC.