Kp.3 Covid Variant: What we know about Kp.3 Covid variant till now |
KP.3, the new variant of COVID, is currently responsible for over 25% of all COVID cases in the US as per the data released by the Centers for Disease Control …
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Covid 19: China Warns COVID-19 Cases May Rise During Spring Festival: Report |
A fresh warning has come in connection with the never-ending COVID waves. COVID, which is being spread through the Omicron variant of the coronavirus across countries worldwide, has become a …
COVID in Delhi: 24 cases of JN.1 reported, here are the other variants circulating
On one hand winter is almost at its peak in Delhi, on the other hand, the number of COVID cases, especially those caused by the new JN.1 variant has climbed …
COVID update: 157 cases of JN.1 variant in India; Delhi’s lone case recovers
It has been three weeks since the first case related to COVID JN.1 variant in India was detected and until now a total of 157 cases have been detected. Of …
Delhi reports first case of COVID JN.1 variant
Delhi has reported its first case of COVID-19 sub-variant JN.1, news agency ANI quoted officials saying . Delhi has more than 35 active cases with nine fresh infections being reported …
JN.1 variant COVID cases cross 100 mark; highest from Gujarat: Symptoms to note, preventive measures to know
A total of 109 COVID cases due to JN.1 subvariant have been detected in the country, news agency ANI has reported citing official sources. Thirty-six cases were detected from Gujarat, …
New Covid Guidelines Issued To IGIMS And Patna AIIMS, Oxygen And ICU Beds Availability Reviewed; Details Here
Home News JN.1 Bihar Cases: New Covid Guidelines Issued To IGIMS And Patna AIIMS, Oxygen And ICU Beds Availability Reviewed; Details Here The Additional Chief Secretary of the Health Department …
Covid Cases Rising In India AGAIN, Here’s What We Know So Far About JN.1 Subvariant
Home Health Covid Cases Rising In India AGAIN, Here’s What We Know So Far About JN.1 Subvariant Covid cases have begun to rise again and there has been a lot of discussion …