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The World Health Organization (WHO) has blamed several religious and political mass gathering events for fuelling India's dramatic surge in new cases and deaths.The spread of B1617 and other variants (B117), coupled with low adherence to public ...
Religious, political gathering behind India’s COVID-19 resurgence: WHO By IANS| Posted by Sameer | Updated: 13th May 2021 1:30 pm IST Seers taking a dip in River Ganges as a part of last royal bath. (PTI photo) Geneva: The World Health Organization (WHO) has blamed several religious and political mass gathering events for fuelling India’s dramatic surge in new cases and deaths. The spread of B1617 and other variants (B117), coupled with low adherence to public health and social measures were other factors for the resurgence of Coronavirus cases in India. Potential contributing...
Religious, political gatherings behind India's Covid resurgence: WHO India on Thursday reported 3,62,727 new Covid cases and 4,120 fatalities, the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said Thursday May 13, 2021 12:19 PM, IANS Geneva: The World Health Organization (WHO) has blamed several religious and political mass gathering events for fuelling India's dramatic surge in new cases and deaths. The spread of B1617 and other variants (B117), coupled with low adherence to public health and social measures were other factors for the resurgence of Coronavirus cases in India. "A recent risk...
Religious, political gathering behind Indiaâs Covid resurgence, says WHO The exact contributions of each of these factors on increased transmission in India are not well understood, the global health agency said People purchase at a market on the eve of Eid-ul-Fitr festival, in Patna on Thursday. ANI Geneva: The World Health Organization (WHO) has blamed several religious and political mass gathering events for fuelling India's dramatic surge in new cases and deaths. The spread of B1617 and other variants (B117), coupled with low adherence to public health and social measures were other ...
Footprint of B.1.617 now spreads to 44 countries © Provided by Hindustan Times B.1.617 was first detected in India last October (HT_PRINT) Three lineages of a variant of the SARS-Cov-2 virus first seen in India now account for 66% of all samples tested in the most recent 45 days, according to data from India submitted to a global repository (GISAID) even as other data submitted to the same repository indicates that the variant has now spread to several parts of the world with a rapid increase in prevalence in several regions. The data adds to evidence that the variant could be more infecti...