Coronavirus | Indian COVID-19 variant found in 44 countries: WHO
The Hindu
Outside of India, it said that Britain had reported the largest number of COVID-19 cases caused by the variant
said on Wednesday that a variant of behind the acceleration of India's explosive outbreak has been found in dozens of countries all over the world. The U.N. health agency said , first found in India in October, had been detected in more than 4,500 samples uploaded to an open-access database "from 44 countries in all six WHO regions".More Related News

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