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| jiraporn66 | 04 Feb 2022 - 05:56:21 |
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 Australian health officials haveSLOTXOconfirmed cases of the 'invisible' mutant of the coronavirus. which the media nicknamed "Son of Omikron" already in many states and territories. While this subspecies BA.2 is believed to be many times more infectious than the original omikron. It has been found in dozens of countries around the world. Scientists argue that BA.2 has genetic variations that make it more difficult to classify as an omikron strain. It has some characteristics that are not like the original Omikron. That is, there are no genetic changes that the Spike Gene, known as S-Gene Drop Out, makes it more difficult to identify the strain. Even if the infection is detected by PCR in a statement about "Preliminary detection" of sub-mutants Spokesperson for the Australian Department of Health Confirmed that a number of infected cases were found. "Very small" among respiratory samples submitted for infection. and stated that the Australian Department of Health "will continue to monitor the situation closely" The appearance of the mutant comes amid the number of deaths from COVID-19. soaring in Australia Nearly 200 people have died from the novel coronavirus on Friday (January 28) and Saturday (January 29). Department of Health data showed the death toll was cumulative in Australia. More than 3,600 have occurred since the pandemic began, but 1,000 of them have occurred during the past month, and 500 of them have occurred last week. just one week On Saturday, Victorian health officials said they had detected "a handful" of cases of the invisible mutant among 12,250 new cases daily, with the number of cases still being treated. The state stood at 79,836, down from 101,605 on Friday. Jeroen Weimar, head of the working group to control the spread of COVID-19 of the state of Victoria told reporters that "Son of Omikron" is not a new mutant. But it is too early to truly understand how it spreads. Officials said three BA.2 cases were detected in New South Wales, one in Queensland and one in the Northern Territory. As a spokesperson for the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), Australia's capital region This region states that small numbers of BA.2 cases have also been seen, but omicron BA.1 remains the dominant strain in the community. |
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