India / Coronavirus Delta Plus variant found know how dangerous it is

New Delhi: Even though the pace of the second wave of Corona is slowing down, carelessness can still be overwhelming. Information about the new variant of Corona has been given by the Central Government. The new variant of Corona that has come out is similar to the previous Delta Variant. It has been named AY.1 or Delta Plus variant.

What is Delta Plus Variant?

Delta plus variant is a mutation of the delta variant. During the second wave of Corona, most of the people who were caught by the virus were victims of Delta Variant. According to scientists, the Delta variant itself has mutated to become Delta Plus.

How dangerous is this variant?

Changing the form of corona every moment is making this virus dangerous. Once again the mutation of the virus has definitely raised concern, but experts say that so far this delta plus variant has not become a worrying variant. Although the government is working on it.

How will the rescue happen?

It has been said by the government that 'mutation is a biological fact. We have to adopt methods of protection. We have to stop it from getting an opportunity to spread. That is, it is necessary to strictly follow the corona protocol. If we are careless, then perhaps problems can increase once again.

How was the Delta Plus variant made?

The delta plus variant is composed of mutations in the B.1.617.2 strain. The name of the mutation is K417N and there have been slight changes in the spike protein of the corona virus, that is, in the old variant, due to which a new variant has emerged. However, according to NITI Aayog, the 'Delta Plus' variant has been present among us since March this year.

Delta has spread around the world

The delta variant of Corona, which wreaked havoc during the second wave in India, has now spread all over the world. So far, 156 samples of this variant have been reported across the world. Its first sample was found in Europe in March. Many countries are also calling it the 'Indian variant'. Delta has wreaked havoc in India during the second wave of Corona.