Omicron Variant Caution! Omicron spreads 70 times faster than Delta !; What does the report say?

New Delhi: A study has made a shocking claim at a time when the omicron variant of the corona infection has created a climate of fear around the world and the possibility of a large wave of corona. The study found that the Omicron variant was spreading 70 times faster than the original Covid 19 strain and Delta variants. This latest Strady report has caused a great deal of controversy. (Omicron Variant Latest Study Report)

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The first patient of the Omicron variant was found in South Africa and in just three weeks, the variant has reached 77 countries. That is why research and study is being done on the symptoms of this variant, speed of incidence, rate of growth, vaccine. Studies so far have shown that this variant is not as dangerous as delta, but will spread more rapidly. Meanwhile, the medical department of the University of Hong Kong hastily released the preliminary report of a study which made a shocking claim. The study is based on data available from doctors in South Africa. According to the report, the Omicron variant has been observed to propagate 70 times faster than the Delta and the original Covid 19 strain. The study also found that Omicron sufferers do not have severe symptoms.

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What did the study find?

In the next 24 hours after omicron infection, the respiratory system appears to be rapidly affected. Compared to the previous variant, the lungs are affected ten times less. That is why it can be said that this variant is not so dangerous. However, given the variant’s transition rate, the situation could worsen in the near future, the variant could be fatal, the study said. A team led by Michael Chan Chi-wai conducted the research and said it would continue.

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Meanwhile, the number of patients admitted to the intensive care unit is very low considering the data available so far about Omicron. Oxygen is not much needed. Some previously infected people have been found to be re-infected, but the symptoms are not severe. Despite this, medical experts and the World Health Organization have repeatedly called for caution. Avoid crowds, use masks properly and keep clean.

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