Covid case: Omicron's XBB sub-variant is spreading across the country!

Omicron sub-variant: The new survey report on Covid 19 has been released recently. According to this, the cases of the most prevalent form in India are more than 63 percent.

Covid 19 in India: A new survey has been done on Covid 19 in India. Some things of which are giving relief to the countrymen, while some news can also make you tense. New variants of Omicron's BA.2.75 and BA.2.10 have come out in the last few days. In which there is a new format 'XBB'. Indian SARS COV 2 Genomics Consortium (INSACOG) has released a bulletin according to which Omicron's sub-variant cases are more than 63 percent.

Cases increased in North East

According to the bulletin, BA.2.75 virus has been prevalent, especially in the states of North East. However, there has been no increase in cases of serious illness or hospitalization of people during this period. INSACOG has also reported that the Omicron and its redesign are prominently made in India. Out of this, XBB remains the popular form all over India. After December 5, another bulletin was issued regarding this matter on January 2. INSACOG has told that the total infection rate is below 500 daily.

Omicron's new look

INSACOG had earlier issued a bulletin on 28 November. It was told in it that Omicron and its new form are also made in India. In many countries, the cases of Covid 19 are increasing again. Because of this surveillance has been increased in India as well. 173 new cases of coronavirus infection have been reported in India. After that, the number of infected people in the country has increased to 4 crores 46 lakh 78 thousand 822, while 2,670 patients are undergoing treatment.

So many cases in the latest report

The Union Health Ministry released the report on Monday, January 2 morning. According to those figures, one patient has died due to Covid infection in Uttarakhand. After this, the number of dead has increased to 5 lakh 30 thousand 707. To re-match the figures of death due to Covid infection, the Kerala government has added one more name to the list of patients. According to these figures, the number of coronavirus infection patients has come down to 2,670, which is 0.01 percent of the total cases.