No relief from corona epidemic, new variants to come after Omicron!
No relief from corona epidemic, new variants to come after Omicron!
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Scientists have issued another warning after rising corona cases and the spread of omicron around the world. Let me tell you all that the rapid spread of omicron indicates that new corona variants may come up further. In fact, experts have made it clear that rapidly spreading infections give a chance to change the virus's mutants every time. In fact, omicron is spreading faster than other forms of the corona at a time when the immune system has strengthened after corona infection and anti-corona vaccine worldwide. This clearly means that the virus will change its form further.

Let me tell you all that experts say, 'There is nothing to say about what the new variants of the virus will be and how they will shape the epidemic.' At the same time, experts clarified that there is no guarantee that omicron will be slightly ill from infection or that the current vaccine will be effective against it. Let me tell you all that Leonardo Martinez, an infectious disease epidemiologist at Boston University, says that Omicron has surfaced in November and rapidly spread to the world. According to research, this new form of the corona is more contagious than the delta variant of the corona. In fact, it is also likely to infect people who have already been infected with corona and people who have overdosed on the corona vaccine.

Dr Stuart Campbell Ray, an infectious disease specialist at Johns Hopkins University, says that omicron can be easily transmitted to healthy people who are away from home or school. Most importantly, people with weak immunity can develop more powerful mutations of the virus. However, people infected with omicron are less seriously sick than deltas.

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