COVID-19: Indian mutation not variant of concern, says WHO
In India, more than 350,000 infections were reported within 24 hours on Monday, more than any country has reported in that timespan. The highly infectious Indian variant of the COVID-19 virus has spread like wildfire across the country and is now present in many countries of the world as well. But, the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned against jumping to conclusions about the new coronavirus variant discovered in India, saying it had not yet classified it as worrying. A WHO spokesperson said that it was not clear at this point to what extent the variant was responsible for the rapid...