Xbb Subvariant
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5 Cases Of Covid Variant Behind Rise In US Cases Found In India
Five cases of COVID-19's XBB.1.5 variant, responsible for the rise in cases in the US, have been found in India, according to data from the Indian SARS-CoV-2 Genomics Consortium (INSACOG).
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New Omicron Variant Not Severe Among Indians: Centre's Research Body
Among the Indian patients the disease is mild like with other Omicron sub-lineages and no increase in severity is noted, the panel said.
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Maharashtra Warns Of Covid Spike After New Variant Detected In India
After Maharashtra saw a 17.7 per cent rises in coronavirus cases compared to last week, the state health department on Monday cited the XBB variant, found for the first time in the country, could further spike in cases ahead of the festive and winter
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Singapore's Covid Wave, Driven By This Sub-Variant, May Peak In November
The current wave of COVID-19 infections in Singapore is being driven by the XBB sub-variant and is likely to peak at an average of 15,000 daily cases by mid-November, the government said on Saturday.
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5 Cases Of Covid Variant Behind Rise In US Cases Found In India
Five cases of COVID-19's XBB.1.5 variant, responsible for the rise in cases in the US, have been found in India, according to data from the Indian SARS-CoV-2 Genomics Consortium (INSACOG).
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New Omicron Variant Not Severe Among Indians: Centre's Research Body
Among the Indian patients the disease is mild like with other Omicron sub-lineages and no increase in severity is noted, the panel said.
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Maharashtra Warns Of Covid Spike After New Variant Detected In India
After Maharashtra saw a 17.7 per cent rises in coronavirus cases compared to last week, the state health department on Monday cited the XBB variant, found for the first time in the country, could further spike in cases ahead of the festive and winter
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Singapore's Covid Wave, Driven By This Sub-Variant, May Peak In November
The current wave of COVID-19 infections in Singapore is being driven by the XBB sub-variant and is likely to peak at an average of 15,000 daily cases by mid-November, the government said on Saturday.
