HYDERABAD : A 49-year-old man from Warangal at the Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) Center in Telangana is gearing up to address a threat posed by a modified UK version of Covid-19. Hyderabad The man, who returned from the UK in the second week of December, was placed in a separate isolation ward from other Covid-19 patients.
Hours after the Center announced the preliminary results of the genetic sequence results in the Indian SARS-Cov-2 Genomics Consortium (INSACOG) laboratories, officials in Telangana prepared an action plan to suspect racially infected patients in the UK. 14 days mandatory quarantine.

However, Covid-19 patients are currently detained for seven days and are believed to have been detained for 14 days if they have no symptoms, if the patient is suspected to be infected with the UK strain. A test is repeated later.

"People suspected of having the new type of virus should not be allowed to be left alone at home.
All foreign earners who tested positivity were asked to identify their primary, secondary and tertiary contacts. These include family members, friends and anyone they meet. “Other departments like police, revenue, municipal corporation are ready for this purpose,” an official said.
Another official said, "In addition, if there is an increase in the number of cases of the new version, control zones will be established."

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