The threat of Omicron is slowly increasing in India. Due to getting new cases every day, the number of infected has crossed 80. There has been a 'super blast' of Corona in the UK and South Africa. In Britain and South Africa, there has been a huge increase in corona cases in a single day. In Britain, 88 thousand 376 new cases have been reported in a day, while in South Africa, only Omicron has reported about 26 thousand 900 cases in a day. Due to which the chances of corona taking a formidable form have increased once again. So far, cases of Omicron have been confirmed in about 75 countries of the world.

87 cases of Omicron in India so far

Here in India, cases of Omicron are being registered daily. So far 87 cases of Omicron have been reported in the country. On Thursday, 4 cases were registered in Telangana and 5 in Karnataka. At the same time, in Maharashtra, a maximum number of 32 cases have been reported so far. 17 in Rajasthan, 10 in Delhi, 8 in Karnataka, 6 in Telangana, 5-5 cases have been found in Kerala and Gujarat, while 1-1 cases have been reported in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Chandigarh.

Research is being done continuously regarding Omicron

Let us inform you that on Thursday, 3 people who came from abroad in Karnataka were found infected with Omicron. While 2 people came to Bengaluru from Delhi. At the same time, Omicron has been confirmed in one person each who returned from the UK, Nigeria and South Africa. Here, because of the rapidly spreading cases in the world, scientists are worried. Research is being done continuously regarding this. Experts claim that cases of Omicron are sure to be found in every region of the world. In such a situation, there has been increased concern about how Omicron will affect the whole world in the next few months.

Omicron as well as Delta threat in the UK

In the United Kingdom, there has been a record increase in the cases of two variants of the coronavirus, Omicron and Delta. There has been an increase of 10 per cent in the number of hospitalizations as compared to the previous week. At the same time, England's Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty warned that Omicron has not yet fully spread. A further increase in cases can be seen in the coming days.

Here France has banned people coming from Britain. At the same time, officials in the United States have confirmed that the routine vaccine dose may be insufficient on Omicron and a booster dose may be needed.

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