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New Covid-19 Lineage: 11 UK Returnees In Andhra Pradesh Tested Positive!
By: Tupaki Desk | 29 Dec 2020 9:56 AM GMT
The ongoing Coronavirus pandemic has posed a serious threat to the world by changing its form. Four new lineages of the Coronavirus pandemic were found in the world so far.
One such variant of the pandemic was named N440K by the scientists. The new lineage of the respiratory disease is fast spreading in Andhra Pradesh, with the virus transmitting from one person to another.
As a fresh development, 23 people in Andhra Pradesh were found infected with the new strain of the pandemic detected in the United Kingdom.
Out of the 23 infections, 11 infected people have recently returned from the United Kingdom, while the other 12 infections are said to come in contact with the UK returnees.
It has been widely reported that the health officials have tested not less than 232 samples to detect the new strain of the pandemic, and 34 samples out of them have returned positive.
Media reports claimed that the new virus strain detected in the United Kingdom has reportedly spread to Denmark, Netherlands, Australia, Italy, Sweden, Canada, Japan, Lebanon, and Singapore.
One such variant of the pandemic was named N440K by the scientists. The new lineage of the respiratory disease is fast spreading in Andhra Pradesh, with the virus transmitting from one person to another.
As a fresh development, 23 people in Andhra Pradesh were found infected with the new strain of the pandemic detected in the United Kingdom.
Out of the 23 infections, 11 infected people have recently returned from the United Kingdom, while the other 12 infections are said to come in contact with the UK returnees.
It has been widely reported that the health officials have tested not less than 232 samples to detect the new strain of the pandemic, and 34 samples out of them have returned positive.
Media reports claimed that the new virus strain detected in the United Kingdom has reportedly spread to Denmark, Netherlands, Australia, Italy, Sweden, Canada, Japan, Lebanon, and Singapore.
