COVID-19 Update / Delta variant fears in Singapore, sequencing described as 'more contagious'

During the Covid-19 sequencing in Singapore, it has been found that the delta variant has a big role in the rapid spread of the new wave of the epidemic. During the sequencing study, the fact that this strain is more contagious has once again been underlined. This strain of corona virus was first found in India.

Vikrant Shekhawat : Jun 09, 2021, 06:56 AM
New Delhi. During the Covid-19 sequencing in Singapore, it has been found that the delta variant has a big role in the rapid spread of the new wave of the epidemic. During the sequencing study, the fact that this strain is more contagious has once again been underlined. This strain of corona virus was first found in India.

The country's health department says that till May 31, out of 449 cases reported in the country, 428 were related to the delta variant. Apart from this, 9 cases were of the beta variant, which was first found in South Africa. A health department spokesperson said that some other strains, including the delta variants, have been found to be more infectious than the earlier strains. He has said that the study is going on regarding the new variants, as we get more information, we will also change our strategy.

Singapore does sequencing of every corona case

Let us tell you that Singapore is the only country in the world that does data sequencing of every corona case here. Through this, he also prepares his strategy. At present, the Delta variant has the biggest influence in Singapore. During the last 6 months, this variant has been found in 60 countries of the world. Concern is also being expressed that along with its spread, the spread of infection may also accelerate.

Singapore has garnered worldwide praise for its steps against Corona

Singapore has garnered worldwide praise in the first wave for its efforts against Corona. With the information about the Delta variant in April, he immediately took precautionary measures. Flights from India were also banned. Restrictions have been imposed in other places including schools. Since the first wave of Corona in the country last year, there is limited relaxation in public places.