Health Ministry confirms two new COVID-19 strains; says variants not behind spike in Maharashtra, Kerala
Health Ministry confirms two new COVID-19 strains; says variants not behind spike in Maharashtra, Kerala The country has already reported three mutated strains of the coronavirus - the UK strain, the South African strain and the Brazilian strain BusinessToday.In | February 23, 2021 | Updated 22:39 IST India on Tuesday reported two new strains of the coronavirus. The two variants - N440K and E484K - have been found in Maharashtra, Kerala and Telangana, said the Union Health Ministry. However, the Centre said there is no scientific evidence to prove that these two strains are responsible for ...
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