A study by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) found that young adults in India who received the COVID-19 vaccination did not have an…
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Out Of all the 225 samples collected in January and February in Odisha, 59 were found positive for H3N2 influenza across the state, officials said on Saturday. Talking about the disease, H3N2 is a non-human influenza virus that normally circulates in pigs and has apparently infected humans too according to the US Centre for Disease Control and Prevention.Currently, there is “no definitive treatment available” for the virus and hence, people should “strictly follow the Covid guidelines to keep H3N2 at bay,” Odisha Public Health Director Niranjan Mishra said. Currently, there is a need to increase monitoring and precautionary measures to ward off H3N2 but no cause for panic yet, say experts as India confirms its first two deaths due to the influenza virus.Also Read : Virushka seeks Blessing at Mahakaleshwar at Ujjain, ahead of IND vs Aus matchTalking about the patients infected and deaths caused by influenza, In Karnataka, 82-year-old Hire Gowda, a diabetic who suffered from hyp
View More 60 cases of H3N2 influenza across Odisha in 2 months
An Argentine man who visited the Taj Mahal in Uttar Pradesh’s Agra has tested positive for Covid. The tourist remains untraceable as he gave false information about himself, including his address and phone number.Also read : As Covid cases spike in China, experts ask Indians to stay safe :Chief medical officer, Agra, Dr AK Srivastava, said that the man visited the Taj Mahal on December 26. He was tested for Covid by a team of the health department deployed at the Taj Mahal. His report came back positive on Wednesday.But the Argentine could not be traced. Now, health officials have requested CCTV footage of the entrance gate from the ASI (Archaeological Survey of India) to identify the tourist.Earlier, an Agra man returning from China had tested positive for Covid in the city. India has started random sampling of international arrivals at airports amid a massive spike in Covid cases in China and other parts of the world.Watch :
View More Man from Argentina visited Tajmahal: tested Positive, remains untraceable
As the Virus is back again, social distancing, masks, Covid protocols and other precautionary measures are also back again. In order to not panic in the lat minute, Government of India is trying its best to impose restrictions and bring back the covid related Protocols to avoid unnecessary panic among people. People have been asked to wear masks and get vaccinated as the Covid fear looms again and now new guidelines have been issued for tourists visiting Taj Mahal. Taj Mahal which is one of the most famous and the attractive piece of art and monument in the country is now on Alert according to the District Health Information of Agra. While informing the people around Anil Satsangi, the District Health Information Officer (Agra) said, “The health department has already started the tests to prevent the spread of infection. As the alert is on, the tests have now been made mandatory for all the visitors.”Also read : As Covid cases spike in China, experts ask Indians to stay safe :While
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Amid rising covid cases cross the world, Union Health Minister requested Rahul Gandhi who is presently busy in Bharat Jodo yatra to follow all the covid related protocols in order to be safe. the Congress hit back at the government on Wednesday, accusing it of selectively targeting its programme.In a letter addressed to Rahul and Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Tuesday, Mandaviya wrote: “Please ensure that in the ongoing Bharat Jodo Yatra in Rajasthan, all Covid-19 guidelines are strictly followed, masks and sanitizers are used, and only those vaccinated against Covid-19 participate. People must isolate themselves before and after they join the yatra… If it is not possible to follow these Covid-19 protocols, then, keeping the public health situation in mind, please suspend the Bharat Jodo Yatra in the national interest…” Also read : As Covid cases spike in China, experts ask Indians to stay safe :If talking about the present location of the yatra, Yatra completed its
View More Rise in Covid Cases : Health Minister said Rahul Gandhi to follow Covid protocols, Rahul questions the concern.
After the struggle of wearing mask and maintaining the social distancing publicly, finally it was the time when we just again started enjoying our social life too. Every one of us thought Corona period across the world has been shut, But that was not the case.Just after China lifted its 3 years old covid lockdown across the country, the country again started recoding a huge o. of cases and among them a new covid variant was found named ‘BF.7’ which is apparently the sub variant of Omicron. But this is not the 1st time when this variant of the virus have been noticed, it was 1st noticed in the US and other European Countries back then in October. The massive Covid rise in China is being caused by the BF.7 sub-variant of Omicron, which has been found in four cases in India. In Gujarat and Odisha, the instances of BF.7 Covid Variant first came to light. Also read : As Covid cases spike in China, experts ask Indians to stay safe :4 Cases of BF.7 found in India :The patients infe
View More Corona not over yet : New COVID variant found in China, 4 fresh cases in India.