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變種 Omicron 擁32種突變,疫苗還有效嗎

變種 Omicron 擁32種突變,疫苗還有效嗎

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N440K in Gujarat: The new super infective virus strain on the block

The researchers found that Maharashtra reported the highest number of samples, 91, consisting of the N440K mutant of the 772 Covid virus genes sequenced. Telangana reported 81 samples with the variant in the 773 samples sequenced. Karnataka reported 54 in the 339 samples sequenced.

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Case registered against Chandrababu Naidu


Case registered against Chandrababu Naidu
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A case was registered against former Chief Minister and TDP national president Nara Chandrababu Naidu at Arundelpet police station in Guntur Urban Police District under sections 188, 505 (1), 505 (2), IPC 54, Disaster Management Act 2005 basing on a complaint by P. Anil Kumar.
According to the complainant, who is also a lawyer, Mr. Naidu had tried to intimidate people by saying in various media channels about the new virus strain “N440K,” saying that it is 15 times more dangerous and its spreading rate is far quicker than the normal variants.

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Chandrababu In Trouble For Fake Propaganda Of N440K Variant


May 12, 2021, 14:37 IST
GUNTUR: Cases were filed against Opposition leader and TDP Chief N Chandrababu has been booked in Guntur town and Narasaraopet in Guntur district on Tuesday, for fake propaganda over the N440K COVID-19 variant spread in the State.
A lawyer named Pachala Anil Kumar of Guntur lodged a complaint at the Arandalpet police station and lawyer Rapolu Srinivasa Rao lodged a complaint at the Narasaraopet Two Town police station against Chandrababu's remarks that the N440K variant of the Covid-19 virus had originated and was spreading from the state.
Anil Kumar's complaint was registered under CC No. 230/2021 under Sections 188, 501 (1) b, 505 (2) of the IPC and Section 54 of the Disaster Management Act-2005. Arandalpet CI Dasari Naresh Kumar registered an FIR while Narasaraopet CI Krishnaiah said that a case has been registered against the former chief minister Chandrababu Naidu and TDP state president Kinjarapu Atchennaidu based on Srinivasa Rao's complaint.

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Double Mutant Of Coronavirus Fast Replacing N440K Variant In South India: Scientists


B.1.617 is fast replacing N440K, including in Kerala, say scientists. (Representational)
New Delhi:
The B.1.617 variant of the coronavirus, also known as the double mutant, is fast replacing the N440K variant in south India, scientists at the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) said on Tuesday.
Former CCMB director Rakesh Mishra said the double mutant is now a dominant variant in Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and now Telangana.
After an exhaustive analysis of 5,000 variants earlier this year, the CCMB had found that N440K is spreading a lot more in the southern states compared to the other variants.

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N440K alert: Odisha tightens the reins on Andhra border


N440K alert: Odisha tightens the reins on Andhra border
The TMCs to provide quarantine facilities to entrants will be managed by the block development officers (BDOs) in rural areas and executive officers of urban bodies.
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BHUBANESWAR :  With emergence of a new and more virulent strain (N440K) of coronavirus in neighbouring Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, Odisha government on Tuesday imposed stricter measures in the bordering districts to monitor flow of people from both the states. Anyone coming to Odisha from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana by personal or hired vehicle, trains and flights will have to undergo mandatory institutional quarantine for 14 days in cluster temporary medical centres (TMCs). 

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No need to panic over N440K variant of COVID-19, says expert


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VIJAYAWADA: There is no need for people to panic over the reports that the N440K variant of Covid-19 is more virulent than other known variants of coronavirus, experts noted. 
The N440K variant is the reason for the sharp spike in new infections in Andhra Pradesh in last few weeks.
Speaking to
The New Indian Express, Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) Advisor Rakesh Mishra said the N440K strain, which was found in 20-30 per cent of samples in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Telangana will fade away in the coming weeks.

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N440K mutant could reinfect recovered Covid-19 persons: DAK


N440K mutant could reinfect recovered Covid-19 persons: DAK  
By KNS
Apr 24, 2021
Srinagar, Apr 24 (KNS): With the detection of N440K mutant in Kashmir, Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK) on Saturday said people who have recovered from Covid-19 could be reinfected with the mutated strain of the novel coronavirus.  
“Those who have got Covid-19 infection could get sick again with the new variant,” said DAK President and influenza expert Dr Nisar ul Hassan.
“The N440K mutant that is dominant in some of the Indian states has found its way into the valley,” he said.
Quoting research conducted by the Kurnool Medical College in Andhra Pradesh, Dr Nisar said N440K variant can escape the immune response and can cause reinfection.

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Is 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' Holding Up India's Genome Sequencing Program?


Is 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' Holding Up India's Genome Sequencing Program?
India's newly launched programme to widely and rapidly sequence genomes of the novel coronavirus has already run into major hurdles.
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Bengaluru: Rakesh Mishra, the director of Hyderabad’s Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB), is frustrated. CCMB has been sequencing SARS-CoV-2 viral genomes since the COVID-19 pandemic began – initially as part of its own research program and since December 2020 as part of the Indian SARS-CoV-2 Genomics Consortium (INSACOG), a group of ten labs the government put together to ramp up sequencing across to India.
To do its work, Mishra’s team needs specialised plastic containers and reagents that go into sequencing machines. But buying them has become needlessly complicated in the last year, taking time away from his lab’s core jobs, according to Mishra.

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Watch | 'President, PM Should Publicly Take Covaxin to Dispel Concerns, Overcome Hesitancy'


Watch | 'President, PM Should Publicly Take Covaxin to Dispel Concerns, Overcome Hesitancy'
Dr. Srinath Reddy, the president of the Public Health Foundation of India, tells Karan Thapar that he would take the vaccine himself.
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One of India’s foremost public health experts and an eminent former head of cardiology at AIIMS has said that the President and the Prime Minister of the country should publicly take Covaxin to overcome vaccine hesitancy and, specifically, concerns about Bharat Biotech’s vaccine.
Asked pointedly whether he would advise the President and the Prime Minister to publicly take Covaxin, Dr. Srinath Reddy, the president of the Public Health Foundation of India, said: “Yes, as a scientist and a public health expert (I would).”

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