Due to the sub-variant BA2 of the omicron, cases of coronavirus infection are being seen in South Korea, Britain and many countries in Europe. However, if we look at the situation in India, the experts do not seem to be too worried about the fourth wave here. Yes and for this, they count many reasons, including vaccination and immunity. For the past few days, the number of daily cases of infection in the country has been less than 3,000, in such a way, the fourth wave is being estimated. Dr Subhash Salunkhe, a technical advisor to the Maharashtra government and director-general of health services, said, "We cannot reduce the caution because as is happening in the rest of the world, there will have a fourth wave in India.''

Apart from this, he also said, 'One thing who do not know about the fourth wave is when it will come and how dangerous it will be.' Let us tell you that due to increased immunity during the third wave between December 2021 and February and better vaccination in most states, there is less concern among the experts about the new wave at present.

Although the Omicron variant, which was first detected in South Africa in November 2021, caused worldwide trouble, it became clear after some time that this rapidly spreading variant could lead to hospitalization and death. There was no significant increase in numbers. That being said, the new Israeli variant is not considered a variant of concern, so until the new VoC comes out, there is nothing to worry about here. However, we should not stop wearing masks.

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