New Delhi: SARS-COV2 breakthrough infection After vaccination against Covid-19 is common throughout the world during a Delta outbreak and genome sequencing of these cases in India today also shows a high proportion of Delta variants, Indian SARS-COV-2 consortium on Genomics (Insacog) said in the latest report.
It assumes the significance amid fears about the increase in the breakthrough of infection in this country with many wondering if there are new variants that appear and the existing vaccine will be effective against them.
Insacog reports underlined that vaccination continues to be very effective in reducing severe diseases and death, while sustainable outbreaks throughout India are related to Delta and reducing the effectiveness of vaccines in blocking transmissions, including.
“Sustainable outbreaks throughout India are caused by deltas, vulnerable populations, reducing the effectiveness of vaccines in blocking transmissions, and opportunities for transmission.
Vaccination continues to be very effective in reducing severe diseases and deaths.
Public health steps to reduce transmission and vaccination remain important , “said the consortium in his report.
It also highlights that while investigations for new variants are ongoing, concerns about the appearance of new variants must be calibrated in the context of the Global Outbreak of SARS-COV2 infection after Covid vaccination.
England, with a population of around 6.7 crores, has reported around 18 cases of lakh and 1.2 breakthroughs of lakh vaccinations with delta, since April 2021, recorded.